A sample skill check report
Below is his first check, then a re-check three months later, after playing and learning in TaniLearn with a plan — and how the two sit side by side in the Parent Zone.
What do the levels mean?
- How the level was found. The check adapts as it goes. Each subject starts at level 5. A right answer makes the next question harder and a wrong one easier, in smaller steps each time, and the first slip in a subject gets a second question at the same level. The level shown is where the child settled.
- The bar. Developing is levels 1–4, Typical 5–10 and Ahead 11 and up, on the ladder for ages 7–8.
- In the game. Every subject still starts at Level 1. With a plan, levels up to half the check’s result open, so the child can skip ahead if they want to.
- What it is not. A few questions per subject is a small sample. It is a starting point for practice — not a test score, and not a comparison with other children.
With a plan, Mira can skip up to level 7 in Science, and level 3 in Maths, English and Logic.
- Adding with Carrying (Maths)
- a, an and the (English)
- Countries and Flags (GK)
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- Shape Puzzles (Logic)
- Money and Change (Maths)
- Past and Present (English)
- Birds and Their Nests (GK)
- Same and Different (Logic)
A few questions per subject is a small sample, so treat these as suggestions.
A short check gives a level, not a grade. Levels are positions on TaniLearn’s own ladder for this age group, not a test score or a measure of ability.
What do the levels mean?
- How the level was found. The check adapts as it goes. A re-check starts each subject at the last check’s level. A right answer makes the next question harder and a wrong one easier, in smaller steps each time, and the first slip in a subject gets a second question at the same level. The level shown is where the child settled.
- The bar. Developing is levels 1–4, Typical 5–10 and Ahead 11 and up, on the ladder for ages 7–8.
- ▲ and ▼ show how many levels each subject moved since the last check.
- In the game. Every subject still starts at Level 1. With a plan, levels up to half the check’s result open, so the child can skip ahead if they want to.
- What it is not. A few questions per subject is a small sample. It is a starting point for practice — not a test score, and not a comparison with other children.
Mira can skip up to level 8 in Science, level 6 in Maths, and level 4 in English, GK and Logic.
- Times Tables — 3 and 4 (Maths)
- Two Letters, One Sound (English)
- Light and Shadows (Science)
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- Famous Places (GK)
- Sorting and Grouping (Logic)
- Past and Present (English)
- My Body and My Bones (Science)
- Shape Patterns (Logic)
A few questions per subject is a small sample, so treat these as suggestions.
A short check gives a level, not a grade. Levels are positions on TaniLearn’s own ladder for this age group, not a test score or a measure of ability.
Every check, side by side
Each check is kept, newest first, with the change since the one before. A child’s levels are only compared on the same age group’s ladder.
13+6
9+2
16+2
9+6
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