See how every student is going, lesson after lesson
See how your class is going across every session, the questions to revisit, and a progress profile for each student, ready for a parent-teacher interview.
Mia Anderson
Year 7 Maths · 8 sessions this term
Accuracy by session
78%
In their own words
“Fractions finally make sense when we use the number line.”
How it works
Year 7 Maths · Insights
71%
answered correctly
Questions the class found hardest
Mia Anderson
8 sessions
In their own words
“Fractions finally make sense when we use the number line.”
A question they got wrong
Simplify 12/18: “6/9 because I halved both.”
Frequently asked questions
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How do I track student progress across lessons?
Keep each class’s sessions in its own classroom. The classroom’s Insights tab then shows how the class is doing on graded questions across every session: the share answered correctly, accuracy session by session and the questions the class found hardest. Filter by date or pick one student to see their own trend.
What is a student progress profile?
It is one page per student that brings together how they have done across every session they joined in a classroom: their accuracy session by session, the questions they got wrong and what they wrote, their engagement over time, the feedback they received and their own reflections.
How can I use it in a parent-teacher interview?
Open the student’s profile before the meeting. The accuracy by session chart shows whether they are climbing, holding steady or slipping, and their reflections and questions sit beside it, so the conversation starts from evidence rather than impressions.
Which plan do I need?
Classroom insights and progress profiles are on every Nurture Signal account, and they are worked out from your students’ answers and check-ins, not AI. Exporting a student’s insights from a single session as a branded PDF is a Premium feature.
Why does my Insights tab look empty?
It needs more than two closed sessions in the classroom before there is enough to compare, and a session only counts once it has ended. If a class looks thinner than expected, check the Sessions tab: usually a session was never added to the classroom.
