Free quizzes for parents
Every child is smart. Find out how yours learns.
Answer a few honest questions about your child to understand their strengths, what may be holding them back, and the learning pathways that could help them thrive, in school and beyond.
How it works
Answer honestly
Tell us what you notice at home. There are no right or wrong answers.
See their profile
Get an instant report on strengths, challenges and what may be holding them back.
Choose a pathway
Explore tutoring, coaching, mentoring and other ways to help them grow.
What's on your mind about your child?
Pick the question you've been asking yourself. Each quiz takes a few minutes, and your results are instant and private.
- 10 questionsStart quiz
Learning potential
Is my child smart?
Find out why their grades may not show how bright they really are.
- 10 questionsStart quiz
Attention & focus
Does my child have ADHD?
Spot patterns in focus, energy and impulsivity, and learn what helps.
- 10 questionsStart quiz
Social & sensory
Does my child show signs of autism?
Understand how your child experiences people, routines and the senses.
- 8 questionsStart quiz
Motivation & direction
Does my child need guidance or mentoring?
See whether a trusted mentor could help them find their spark.
More than one way to learn
Classroom grades are only part of the story. Here are other ways to build your child's skills, confidence and direction.
One-on-one tutoring
A personal tutor who teaches at your child’s pace and closes gaps the classroom can’t.
- Grades below ability
- Subject gaps
- Test confidence
Mentoring
A trusted adult outside the family who listens, guides and helps them find direction.
- Low motivation
- No direction
- Big life changes
Executive-function coaching
Coaching on planning, focus, time and follow-through. The skills behind every subject.
- ADHD signs
- Disorganization
- Homework battles
Hands-on, project-based learning
Learning by building, making and solving real problems instead of worksheets.
- Kinesthetic learners
- Disengaged students
- Practical thinkers
Creative arts & music
Art, drama and music build expression, confidence and patience, which carry into school.
- Self-expression
- Confidence
- Emotional outlets
Specialist learning support
Educators trained in ADHD, autism, dyslexia and other learning differences.
- Learning differences
- Sensory needs
- IEP / 504 support