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How should I use my child’s monthly progress report?

Bloomtivo answers

Read it with three questions: What did my child finish this month? What is the next target? What does the teacher say needs work? Then do three things: praise the finished part with your child, put the next target on the fridge, and add the weak point to daily home practice for the coming month.

Reviewed by the Bloomtivo teaching team · Updated

The full answer

At Bloomtivo, you receive a progress report every month. It is most useful when it changes what happens at home.

Read it with three questions

  1. What did my child finish? Pages, surahs, rules or lessons completed.
  2. What is next? The target for the coming month.
  3. What needs work? Letters, rules, focus or revision.

Then do three things

Report saysYou do
FinishedSit with your child and praise it specifically: “You finished 3 Qaida lessons!”
Next targetWrite it on the fridge chart for the month.
Needs workAdd 3 minutes on that point to daily home practice.

Compare month to month

Keep the reports in one folder. Every three months, read them in a row. You will see the real progress, which is easy to miss week by week.

Questions to ask the teacher

  • “What can we do at home to help with the weak point?”
  • “Is the current pace right for my child?”
  • “Is my child ready for the next stage?”

Teacher’s tip: read the good news part of the report aloud to your child. Hearing a teacher’s praise read by a parent is a huge motivator.

Related: How do I know my child is making progress?

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