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Confidence report
Sample · Fall term · Aug 19 – Nov 2, 2026Maya Sample
Grade 8 · Sample Junior High · One-on-One · Tutor: Your A+ tutor
GoalMove from 64% to 80% in math by the end of the year, and feel ready for Grade 9.
4/10topics mastered40% of the course
3.8/5tutor’s confidence ratingup from 2.4
3/5Maya’s own ratinghow Maya feels
Confidence by topic
| Topic | Progress | Tutor’s view | Maya’s view | Practice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Square roots & perfect squares | Mastered | Very confident ▲2 | 🤩 Very confident | 100%best of 3 |
| Pythagorean theorem | Mastered | Very confident ▲3 | 😀 Confident | 100%best of 4 |
| Percents & ratios | Mastered | Confident ▲1 | 😀 Confident | 80%best of 2 |
| Fractions: multiply & divide | Mastered | Confident ▲2 | 😕 Getting there | 80%best of 3 |
| Linear relations & graphs | Working on | OK with help ▲1 | 🙂 OK with help | 60%best of 2 |
| Solving linear equations | Working on | Getting there | 😕 Getting there | 40%best of 1 |
| Surface area & volume | Up next | Not rated yet | 😟 Not yet | — |
Dots show confidence from 1 (Not yet) to 5 (Very confident). Green is the tutor’s rating, gold is Maya’s own. ▲▼ is the change in the tutor’s rating this period.
What this means
- StrongestMaya is most confident with Square roots & perfect squares, Pythagorean theorem and Percents & ratios.
- Focus nextExtra practice will help most with Surface area & volume and Solving linear equations.
- Knows more than they thinkMaya rates Fractions: multiply & divide lower than the tutor does. A little encouragement goes a long way here.
- GrowingOverall confidence went from 2.4 to 3.8 out of 5 this period.
Coming up
- Unit 4 test: Linear relationsSat, Nov 14
- Next topicsSurface area & volume
- Next sessionThu, Nov 5 at 5:00 PM
How to help at home
- Ask Maya to teach you one problem from Linear relations & graphs. Explaining it out loud builds confidence fast.
- Try a 5-question practice quiz on Solving linear equations in the family portal (Practice tab).
- 10–15 minutes of practice, three or four times a week, beats one long session.
- Praise effort and strategy (“you kept trying”), not just right answers.