A planned approach to learning progress, family goals and optional rewards — focused on the child’s growth, not comparison with others.
| Subject | Grade | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Latvian | 8 | 12.09.2024 |
| Mathematics | 7 | 12.09.2024 |
| Science | 9 | 12.09.2024 |
Source: E-klase · Last updated: 12.09.2024 14:32
A parent signs in and selects their child. The planned overview shows assigned, started and completed activities.
Review transversal skills including self-management, collaboration, creativity and responsibility, alongside the child’s self-assessment and teacher feedback.
Notice strengths and areas needing support, and contact the teacher when useful. For example, a child may feel more confident presenting ideas, while a teacher notices better collaboration.
Parent and child agree on a meaningful goal: finish five activities this month, read more books or practise cooperation. Goals can concern attitudes and personal growth, not only grades.
The child works towards the goal and the parent follows progress. For example, three of five activities are complete.
When the goal is reached, the parent reviews the result and decides whether to give a reward. Discuss the achievement together and agree on the next goal.
If desired, the planned partner flow would let a parent choose a gift card, confirm the purchase and give it to the child. Buying a reward is never required.
E-klase integration is planned. Grades, subjects and assessment dates would be imported only through an authorised integration with parental permission.
School grades would have their own section, separate from skills development. The source and last update time would remain visible. When no data is available, the view must say so clearly.
Business partnerships are planned, including bookshops, creative activities, active leisure and other partners. No partnerships or gift-card purchases are offered on this website.
The aim is to support growth, not comparison. Families choose whether a reward fits their child and their goals.
Viafactor will suggest family activities and events that encourage life beyond the screen. The aim is to help families discover something meaningful to do together, then put the device away.
Explore suggestions for a walk, a creative afternoon, a museum visit or a local event.
Pick an activity or event that fits your family’s interests and plans.
Spend time together offline. A good digital experience can end with closing the screen.
Family activity suggestions and event discovery are planned features. No live event listings or bookings are offered here.
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