Ready-made curriculum templates
You have ready curricula for every level of primary and secondary school, the basic and extended final exam, and languages from A1 to C2 - you click, tailor it to the student and go.
Student progress.
You guide students through curricula in which you rate every topic on a scale of 1 to 5, while the parent follows everything through a public view link.
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What you get in the Progress module
Your own curricula
If you prefer, you build your own structure of modules and topics from scratch - the editor walks you through two steps: the basic details and the topic tree.
Ratings from the board
Right after the lesson a window pops up with the topics you touched on - you rate each on a scale of 1 to 5, and its status updates straight away.
Refresh status
Every topic gets a status by itself - up to date, worth refreshing or overdue - depending on how many days have passed since the last rating.
Parent link
The parent watches the student's progress through a single link, with no account and no login, and you decide yourself which sections to show them: progress, lesson history or boards.
Lesson history
For every lesson you see the date, the rated topics and a link to the board, so returning to a session from a month ago you know exactly where you finished.
How to track student progress in Lern
You pick a template
You reach for a ready template from the library - primary school, secondary, final exam, languages - pick one of your own or create a new curriculum from scratch.
You assign it to a student
The curriculum lands in the student's profile with topics ready to rate - at the start they all have the status "not started".
You rate after each lesson
Straight from the board you open the window with the topics covered and rate each on a scale of 1 to 5, saving everything without leaving the lesson.
You return to the lesson history
Every rated lesson lands on a timeline, so you check what was covered a month ago, click the board and return exactly to what you were doing.
Why us?
“Done” isn't enough
Rate each topic 1 to 5 and know when to come back to it.
(no more “but we covered this!”)
Parents see what you allow
Turn off history and it's gone. Even with the link.
A curriculum in a minute
Templates from primary school to the matura, plus languages from A1 to C2. Pick one, adjust it to your student and go.
Who the Progress module is for
Three typical situations where tutors put this to work.
Maths before the matura
Your student has a year until the matura and dozens of topics to master. Assign the advanced matura syllabus, rate the topics you covered after each lesson, and in May you'll see in black and white what's still behind.
Language teachers
Your students are at different levels, from A1 to C2. Each gets a syllabus for their level, and when a topic hasn't come up for a while, Lern marks it “worth refreshing” before the student forgets it.
Tutors with lots of students
You have a dozen or so students from different years and can't remember where each one left off. Lesson history with rated topics and a link to the board tells you in two seconds, before every lesson.
Instead of a notebook and a spreadsheet
Here's how it usually goes without Lern.
Without LernWith Lern
- Notes after the lesson
- Without Lern: A notebook or phone notes, each somewhere different.
- With Lern: Rate topics right after the lesson, straight from the board.
- What to review
- Without Lern: Memory and “I think we've done this already”.
- With Lern: Each topic gets a status on its own: current, worth refreshing or overdue.
- Study plan
- Without Lern: An Excel sheet you have to update every week.
- With Lern: A ready-made syllabus from primary school to the matura, tailored to the student.
- Parents
- Without Lern: Long Messenger updates after every lesson.
- With Lern: One progress link that updates itself.
Progress builds up on its own
Data flows between modules on its own, so you never retype anything.
Frequently asked questions
How do I track a student's progress in tutoring?
Assign the student a programme with a list of topics and rate each one from 1 to 5 after the lesson. Lern shows which topics are current, which are worth revising and which are overdue.
Can parents see their child's progress?
Yes, if you send them a link. You choose what they see: progress, lesson history or boards. A section you turn off disappears, even if the parent has the link.
Are there ready-made curricula?
Yes, templates for primary school, secondary school, the matura and languages from A1 to C2. Adapt a template to your student or build your own programme from scratch.
When does a topic need revising?
Lern marks a topic as worth revising or overdue depending on how many days have passed since the last rating. You set the day thresholds yourself.
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Set up your first curriculum.
Ready-made templates for primary, secondary and final exams are in the library.
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