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A few minutes each week.

Remi captures evidence across sessions and gives you a quick snapshot.

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This week

28 Sept – 4 Oct

3 tutoring sessions · 1 practice set

Tuesday 29 Sept3 tutoring · 1 practice · 3 subjectsExpand all

Maths · Circle equations

Separated the radius from the value of its square.

Tutoring session · Completed

English · Narrative writing

Worked on the sequence of events in a story.

Tutoring session · Completed

Chemistry · Rates of reaction

Connected temperature with particle movement.

Tutoring session · Completed

Maths · Squares and roots

Practised squares and square roots.

Practice set · Completed
Step 2 of 6

Remi flags what matters.

Remi shares important moments about your child’s learning journey.

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From Remi

One card at a time, newest on top. Follow a finding closely, or clear it.

●   Needs youUpdated yesterday

A moment to clarify squares and roots

The radius and its square have been getting mixed up. A short conversation at home can help separate the two ideas.

Maths · Squares and roots
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Look inside a session.

See what went well, what Remi corrected and the exact question that helped.

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Maths · Circle equations

Tutoring session · Tuesday 29 Sept · Completed
What went well

Worked out that a radius of 5 gives r² = 25, and explained why the radius itself is 5.

Corrected during session

Initially reported the squared value as the radius.

Question: What positive number, multiplied by itself, gives 25?
Session notes

Separated the radius from its square. Remi will bring the idea back in a later session.

Step 4 of 6

Ask Remi.

Ask Remi to help you too. Get a worksheet, a quick explanation and more details about your child’s learning.

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Can you refresh my memory on r and r², and help me work through this together?

The radius is a length. Squaring it gives a different value.

In x² + y² = r², if the right-hand side is 25, then r² = 25 and the radius is 5.

Start by asking: “What does 25 represent here?” Then let them explain which value the question asks for.

Squares, roots and the radius6 questions · answer key included
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Direct Remi’s efforts.

Add the test date and topics, a school report, a working-towards grade or a teacher’s note. Remi makes a plan, then checks later that the learning stays.

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What we’ve asked Remi to work on

Requests

Everything you, a teacher, or an assessment has asked Remi to work on, and how each one is going.

From an assessment1 of 2 gaps closed

Maths · 2 requested areas

The plan · 2 gaps
The radius and its square

Closed. Remi met it again later and it held.

Closed
Rearranging expressions with powers

Worked once. Remi will bring it back after a spacing gap.

In progress
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Clear reporting.

Your first report arrives after placement (about two weeks of sessions). After that, Remi sends you weekly and monthly comparisons. Between school report points, you still know where things stand.

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Learning review

Your child’s month

September 2026 · issued 1 October

A steady month. Maths is holding, and chemistry is the one to watch.

38
activities
17
days active
14
Socratic sessions
21
mistakes witnessed
Held over time

What has stuck

Durable
Averages and rangeMaths · seen on 4 days
Emerging
Squares and rootsMaths · seen on 2 days
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Compared with August

38 activities +6 · was 32

Your level of involvement

You choose what works for you.

There is nothing to set up. Use Remi as much or as little as suits your family, and change your approach whenever you like.

  • Hands-off

    Remi works with your child. You get the reports. Remi contacts you only when a problem needs a parent.

    About 10 minutes a monthReports and urgent alerts

  • Keep an eye

    Most parents

    See the week in one view. Get a card when your help can make a difference. Let Remi fix the rest.

    About two minutes a weekWeekly view and alerts

  • Hands-on

    Map out what school is covering and when tests fall. Remi adapts each day’s sessions to focus on what your child needs.

    About 15 minutes a weekEverything, plus requests

Also for parents

  • Preparing for an exam?

    Add the date and the topics. Remi plans the weeks before the test, shows you which gaps remain, and checks weeks later that the learning has stayed. Preparedness, not a last-minute cram.

  • Working with a tutor?

    Send a session summary or a gap to your tutor. The tutor starts the next lesson in the right place.

  • Your child’s data

    Your child’s data is encrypted and protected under Singapore’s data protection law. Only your family and the people who run Remi can see it. It is never sold or used for advertising, and our AI providers are not allowed to train their models on it. Read the privacy notice.

  • About 20 minutes a day

    Three short cards. Your child can stop after any card. Remi does not push for more screen time.

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