Know what they’re learning, and why it comes next.
Cognitano shows you more than a score. See which skills your child has secured, which they’re practising and which earlier skill is holding them back.
- Skill-by-skill progressWhich skills are secure, which are being practised, and where your child may need help.
- What they’re working onRecent learning activity, so you can talk about it at home.
- Reports you can keepProgress reports you can read and print.
Getting set up.
- Create a parent account. Choose “parent” when you sign up.
- Link to your child. Send a link request from your dashboard; your child approves it.
- Give consent if they’re under 13. Learning activities start once consent is recorded.
If your child is behind, or ahead.
Cognitano chooses work from what your child knows, not from their year level. A child who missed something gets to fill it in; a child who’s ahead moves on. Presentation still suits their age, so older learners on earlier skills aren’t talked down to. How catching up works.
Safeguards built in.
Consent comes first
Learners under 13 need a parent or guardian’s consent before they can start learning activities.
AI has clear limits
AI can explain or hint, and it is moderated. It never scores answers or decides progress.
Your child’s data stays theirs
Access controls limit learning records to your child, linked parents and authorised staff.
No buying progress
Nothing can be bought that changes learning, scores or progress.
Set up your family account.
Create a parent account, link your child and follow their progress skill by skill.