Practice. Feedback. A useful next step.

Your child practises a skill in different forms. Toku keeps the results and adjusts the level as evidence builds.

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Parents and tutors use the same practice history to decide where to help.

Why the sprint is short.

Each sprint focuses on a skill and gives you feedback quickly. Results build a practice history you can return to.

Check the skill in more than one form.

A child might recognise a familiar question. New numbers or wording help check whether they can apply the same skill.

From question to question

Successive questions vary the numbers, wording or format. Results help Toku adjust the level.

What comes back

Review the skill, level and result to see what needs more practice.

Work on a defined skill at the current level.

Meet the same skill with new wording, numbers or form.

Keep the skill and level alongside the result.

Bring older work back after a gap.

The sprint and review are part of the same loop.

Toku practice exampleShort sprint

13+16=?

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Adult reviewFractions

Toku showsLevel 4 needs another look

Adult decidesPractise again, explain it, or leave it for later

LaterBring the skill back if needed

Practice results show where a child struggled. A parent or tutor can explore why and choose how to help.

Toku

Skill, level and result stay together.

ADULT

Explain a method, practise together or return to the skill in the next lesson.

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