Schools
Teacher & Admin Reporting
What the dashboard shows for each student: XP, streaks, LPM, legibility, and attempts.
The dashboard is where teachers and admins see how each student is doing. All numbers are server-owned — they reflect what the student actually practiced.
Per-student report
Open Students → [student name] to see one student's full picture:
- Today's XP vs. their daily goal.
- Current streak length and whether today is a goal day.
- Letters per minute (LPM) — both gatekeeper and mastery LPM, with recent trend.
- Legibility score, broken down into shape, size, spacing, and slant.
- Attempts — recent practice attempts and their outcomes.
- Curriculum position — what they're working on now and what's next.
See Performance metrics glossary for what each number means.
What success looks like
The curriculum's end goal is 25+ legible letters per minute. Most students reach that after working through the full ~20 hours of practice.
Watch two things to gauge progress:
- LPM trending up over weeks.
- Legibility holding steady as LPM increases. A student who writes faster but messier is going backwards.
Reading the numbers honestly
Day-to-day numbers fluctuate. A bad day doesn't mean a child is regressing. Look at weekly trends, not single sessions.
Class-level view
The dashboard's main Students page shows the whole class at once: each student's last-practice date, current streak, today's XP, and their position in the curriculum. Use it to spot who hasn't practiced this week.
What you can't do from reports
Reports show truth — they don't let you edit it. You can't manually adjust XP, change a student's curriculum position, or rewrite their streak. If a number looks wrong, see Progress looks wrong.
Last reviewed May 11, 2026