See the report before you start.

This is a real report produced by the Helix diagnostic for a sample student. Every Helix Program begins with the diagnostic that produces this report. Helix then turns the results into a targeted daily practice path.

Begin with the broad picture.

In this sample, the student appears broadly on track, but their performance in number sense is notably different from the other areas. That difference is where the overall result stops telling the full story.

The Helix Growth Score is a Helix result. It is not a MAP RIT score and should not be treated as numerically equivalent to one.

See the individual skills underneath it.

The learning map organizes individual skills by grade and math area. Each skill is marked:

This is where a broad result becomes useful. You can see where the student’s understanding is established, where it becomes less consistent, and which skills should receive attention first.

Where practice begins

The report is where the program begins.

A report can identify the priorities. Practice is what helps your child strengthen them. After the diagnostic, Helix creates a daily practice path based on the skill map. Sessions take approximately 10–20 minutes and combine priority skills, review, and new material when your child is ready.

Ori, the built-in AI math coach, is available on every problem to provide focused guidance without revealing the answer. The parent view then shows what your child has practiced, what is progressing, and what still needs attention.

The complete diagnostic, report, practice path, Ori, and parent progress view are included in the Helix Program.

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