Monthly evidence of growth

Kyungjin Growth Passport

Not only award-winning students: every student can see evidence that “I am growing” through a one-page record of repeated errors, reassessment, explanation skills, and confidence.

This month's growth focusInterpreting conditions in word problems

Grade 5

Repeated errors8 → 3

Reassessment pass rate62% → 86%

Solution explanationTeacher support → Independent explanation

A note from the teacher

The habit of connecting marked conditions to the actual solution is becoming established.

The figures on this page are examples used to explain the Growth Passport format. Actual student data is anonymized and managed with parent/guardian consent.

The error reduced most this month

We check which mistakes actually decreased, not simply how many problems the student completed.

Errors still repeating

We do not hide remaining problems; we define the first issue to fix next month.

Concepts the student can now explain

We record the change from choosing a correct answer to explaining “why it works” in the student's own words.

Assignment & reassessment data

We review homework completion and reassessment pass rates together, managing the quality of recovery rather than quantity alone.

Change in math confidence

The teacher observes willingness to start problems, frequency of questions, and attitude toward difficult tasks.

Next month's focus

We clearly guide assignments and parent feedback so home and academy can share the same goal.

Your child's first Growth Passport
starts with an error-pattern check.

Bring a recent test or corrected-work notebook for a more specific consultation.

Error Pattern Check Elementary Consultation