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Elite's platform

Homework, papers and results live on Elite's own platform, and families see the same picture the tutor does.

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What a student and a family get

  • Homework, set and saved

    The tutor sets the week's work on the platform. It saves as the student works, so a session can be finished later.

  • Elite's own papers

    Students sit the papers Elite writes, timed under the real section limits, and are marked as soon as they hand in.

  • Results by skill

    Every result breaks down by skill area, so a family sees what to work on, not just a total.

  • The Parent Hub

    A family's own view of progress, behind a parent PIN, with each paper's result and the next step.

How an Elite week works

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Lesson

The week's section is taught in class, one skill at a time.

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Homework

Practice on the same skill is set on Elite's platform, where it is saved as the student works.

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Test

A timed paper under the real per-section limits, not generous practice limits.

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Report

Families see the result by skill area in the Parent Hub, not just a total.

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Retest

A second go at only the questions that were missed. Both attempts stay on the record.

Sample report, illustrative data

Parent Hub

Sam's progress

What a family sees on Elite's platform after each paper. Sam is not a real student; the numbers are made up to show the layout.

Thinking Skills

64%

Skill areas

  • Finding Procedures 72%

    The kind of question: Logic sequencing and data analysis: working out the order, rule or route a problem follows.

  • Logical Analysis 66%

    The kind of question: Conditional statements and Venn diagrams: what must be true, what might be, and what cannot.

  • Evaluating Reasoning 55%

    The kind of question: Argument questions: which statement strengthens or weakens a claim.

  • Identifying Mistakes 48%

    The kind of question: Spotting the flaw in someone else's reasoning.

  • Evaluating Evidence 70%

    The kind of question: Choosing the evidence that best supports a conclusion.

  • Spatial Reasoning 75%

    The kind of question: Graphic reasoning: shapes, nets, rotations and patterns.

Mathematical Reasoning

71%

Skill areas

  • Number & Algebra 78%

    The kind of question: Numeral basics and algebra: place value, factors, patterns and unknowns.

  • Measurement & Geometry 63%

    The kind of question: Perimeter and area, speed and time, and date counting.

  • Statistics & Data 68%

    The kind of question: Reading tables and graphs, averages and chance.