For parents
Math at home, with you in the loop
For homeschooling families, and for parents who want to see how their children are doing.
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Scene by scene: what the video shows, then what the narrator says.
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On screen: Title card: "For parents. See how they're really doing.", with a card for the Brooks family (a made-up homeschool) and one for each child, Jordan and Lily, showing their grade and how many answers they get right.
Narration: Successful Mathematics, for parents. Sign up as a parent, and see how your children are really doing.
0:08
On screen: The Your children page of a parent account. The Add children menu opens: invite a child by email, or make a login without email.
Narration: Add each child by email, or make a username login for a child who doesn't have one.
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On screen: The roster of the two children: each child's course, their work this week, how many answers they get right and when they were last active. Seats used: 2 of 3.
Narration: See every child's course, their work this week, and how many answers they get right. Each child takes one seat in your course bundle, and a course they take at school shows here too.
0:26
On screen: The Skills page: each child's skills in their course, marked mastered, proficient, needs practice or started.
Narration: The Skills page shows what each child has mastered, and what needs more practice.
0:32
On screen: The Homeschool Dashboard. Preview is clicked beside Weekly email, and the email appears on the page: each child's questions this week, how many were right, and what needs practice. The email is not turned on or sent.
Narration: Turn on the weekly email: who did what, what's overdue, and which skills to practice. Preview it first, right on the page.
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On screen: The Fair Play page. A review for Lily opens: what was noticed on a quiz, how strong each sign is, and what to do next.
Narration: If a quiz looks like it had outside help, Fair Play tells you what was noticed, so you can talk it through.
0:47
On screen: The Schedule page's Course settings, scrolled to the Mech Vector section: the game on or off for the children, and the number of missions each day.
Narration: You decide how much Mech Vector they play: switch it off, limit the missions each day, or open it only after the day's lessons.
0:56
On screen: The Friend requests to approve page: a request from a friend outside the child's school waits here for a parent. Nothing is waiting in this example.
Narration: And a friend request from outside their school waits for you to approve it.
1:02
On screen: Closing card: "For parents", a QR code, "No ads, no trackers, and your child's data is never sold." and successfulmathematics.com/parents.
Narration: No ads, no trackers, and your child's data is never sold. Successful Mathematics, for parents.
How it works
- Create a parent accountSign up as a parent (Parent / Guardian), with your email or your Google or Microsoft account.
- Add your childrenInvite a child who has an email address, or make a username login for one who does not.
- Give each a courseFrom 6th Grade through Math 3 in the Middle School and High School bundles, with one seat per child. College Algebra is sold on its own.
- Set a scheduleSchool days, days off and due dates. Homework, quizzes and tests then grade themselves.
- Follow alongEach child's course, their work this week and how many answers they get right; the Lesson log shows what they finished and when, and Skills what they have mastered. A course they take at school shows here too.
Also in your parent account
- A weekly emailWho did what, what is overdue and which skills to practice. Preview it on your dashboard before you turn it on.
- Fair PlayIf a quiz looks like it had outside help, you see what was noticed and how strong each sign is: a reason to talk, never a verdict.
- Mech Vector, on your termsSwitch the game off, limit the missions each day, or open it only after the day's lessons, in Course settings on the Schedule page.
- Friends you approveA friend request from outside their school waits for you to approve it.
No ads, no trackers, and your child's data is never sold. Is your child's school already using Successful Mathematics? Their teacher enrolls them, so there is nothing to buy. How we protect children's data: our privacy policy.