Primary school
For parents
See how your child is learning. No need to nag.
VPal shows you which lessons your child has studied, what is solid and what needs another look, plus one small question to talk about at dinner.
Sunday evening
- Minh Anh's week. VPal · weekly report
- 4 sessions evenings with study
- 1 h 20 min studied this week
- Solid: Linear functions and their graphs
- Needs another look: Common denominators
- A dinner conversation idea: Ask: a taxi costs 10,000 dong to start and 12,000 per km. How much is a 5 km ride?
- Parent: Oh, there is even a question for dinner.
- Parent: A taxi costs 10,000 dong to start and 12,000 per km. How much is a 5 km ride?
- Child: 70,000 dong! 12 times 5 is 60, plus 10.
- Parent: Great job! So you really do get it.
What you see
Know where your child is. What they ask is theirs.
You see the lessons your child has studied and what is still shaky. What your child asks the tutor is not shown to you, so they feel free to ask even the smallest questions.
You see
- Lessons your child studied
- What is solid
- What needs another look
You do not see
- What your child asks the tutor
Ask the tutorChild's screen
Why is b where the line crosses the y-axis?
Good question! Try putting x = 0 into y = 2x + 1. What does y equal?
y = 1
Right! When x = 0, the point sits right on the y-axis.
Minh Anh's learningParents' screen
Tuesday evening · 14 minLinear functions and their graphsSolid
To review this weekCommon denominatorsNeeds another look
What your child asks the tutor does not show up here.
You don't need to be good at math.You just need to know where your child is.
Teaching is covered by the teacher and VPal. Your part is to know what your child has solid, where they are stuck, and to ask one question at dinner.
Your child's knowledge
Last weekNot yet studied
- Slope of a line
Studying
- Linear functions and their graphs
Solid
- Solving linear equations in one variable
Not yet studied
Empty
Studying
- Slope of a line
Solid
- Solving linear equations in one variable
- Linear functions and their graphs
Illustrative example.
VPal grows with your child
As your child grows, VPal steps back so they can stand on their own.
In primary school, VPal guides step by step. By university, it only shows up when needed. A few days off are fine: VPal does not scold, it just lets your child review what they are about to forget first.
Lower secondary
Study buddy
Asks back, solves problems togetherUpper secondary
Companion
Plans and keeps goals in viewUniversity and beyond
Partner
Only shows up when neededWhat parents often ask.
No. VPal gives hints one step at a time, and the worked solution only opens after your child has tried it themselves.
No. You see the lessons your child has studied and what is still shaky. What they ask the tutor can only be seen by the teacher of that subject.
That is fine. VPal does not scold or bring it up. When your child comes back, VPal has them review what they are about to forget first.
Start the first week of learning with your child.
Sign up with your phone number and a verification code is sent straight to your phone. Then add your child so you can follow along.