Progress reports

Progress reports, without the paperwork.

Profe drafts each student’s report from your notes, their homework results and vocabulary: What’s going well, what they’re struggling with and what to focus on next. You review it and make it yours.

Writing a progress report means digging through weeks of notes and trying to remember who struggled with what. Profe already has the evidence, so the first draft takes seconds.

How it works

Three steps to a progress report.

  1. 01

    Teach and take notes

    Add notes after class and assign homework as usual. Every homework answer is scored automatically.

  2. 02

    Get a draft

    Profe turns your notes and their results into a summary, strengths, struggles and next focus, in English or Spanish.

  3. 03

    Edit and keep

    Change anything you like. The latest report stays on the student’s page, ready to update when there’s new work.

Features

Evidence, not guesswork.

Homework results that mean something

See which questions each student got right first time, which took several attempts and which they skipped.

Vocabulary progress

See how many words each student knows well, and which ones keep slipping.

Complete picture

Use the progress report alongside the Course Plan for a complete student picture.

Next lesson

Every report ends with what to teach next.

The next-focus section turns results into a plan, so each lesson builds on what the student actually needs instead of starting cold.

Know exactly how each student is doing.

Free to join. No card needed. Progress reports included.