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How to Read Your Child Weekly Study Report: A Parent Guide
Learn how parents can use Nehiju Learn Weekly Report to understand their child learning progress without micromanaging.
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Understanding Your Child Weekly Report
As a parent, the Weekly Report gives you a data-driven view of your child learning. Instead of asking whether they studied, you can see exactly what they studied, how well they performed, and where they need support.
What to Look For
Activity Level — The XP earned this week tells you how actively your child engaged. Compare it to the previous week XP to see if they are maintaining consistency.
Subject Coverage — The subject breakdown shows which subjects your child practiced and their average quiz scores. If a subject has zero activity, that is a signal to encourage practice there.
Streak — A study streak means your child studied on consecutive days. Streaks are powerful motivators. Celebrate them.
Declining Scores — If quiz averages dropped significantly in a subject, it may mean the material is getting harder or your child needs extra help. Talk to them about it.
Parent Email Reports
If you are linked to your child account via Parent Dashboard, you will receive an automatic weekly email with a summary of their activity. The email includes:
Child name and grade level
Number of quizzes completed and average score
Current study streak and level
Subject breakdown
Inactivity warning if your child has not studied in 3+ days
What Not to Do
Do not use the report as a punishment tool. If scores are low, ask your child what was difficult and offer to help. Learning should feel supportive, not surveilled.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get parent email reports?
Link your account to your child via the Parent Dashboard. Once linked, you will automatically receive weekly email reports. You can adjust notification preferences in your settings.
What if my child has not studied all week?
The report will show zero activity and an inactivity warning. Use this as a conversation starter — ask what is preventing them from studying and how you can help.
Can I see more than one child report?
Yes. If you have multiple children linked, the parent email report includes a section for each child with their individual summaries.