Parent Quarterly Impact Assessment | InspireMath Academy

Parent Quarterly Impact Assessment

A short check-in to capture what you’re noticing this term and how your child’s math experience is shifting over time.

Step 1 of 5
A light, term-based reflection
Step 1

Start with a few details.

This helps anchor this check-in in your child’s current school year and InspireMath journey.

Early Growth Window (0–2 months)
Foundational Growth Window (3–4 months)
Mid-Year Growth Window (5–7 months)
Sustained Growth Window (8–10 months)
Long-Term Growth Window (10+ months)
Step 2

What feels most true about math right now?

Choose the option that best matches what you’ve seen most often this term.

My child is more confident with challenging math.

Not true yet
A little true
Mixed
Mostly true
Clearly true

My child is more willing to try when they’re unsure.

Not true yet
A little true
Mixed
Mostly true
Clearly true

Math brings less shutdown, anxiety, or frustration.

Not true yet
A little true
Mixed
Mostly true
Clearly true

My child is more steady with follow-through and practice.

Not true yet
A little true
Mixed
Mostly true
Clearly true

My child’s overall relationship with math feels more positive.

Not true yet
A little true
Mixed
Mostly true
Clearly true
Step 3

How is this showing up beyond tutoring?

A quick view of school connection and where you’d place your child on our rubric.

InspireMath Academy is helping my child do better in school math.

Not really yet
A little
Somewhat
Definitely
Very clearly

Compared to last term, my child’s school math performance is:

Much weaker
A little weaker
About the same
A little stronger
Much stronger

Using our 5-stage rubric, where would you place your child today?

In Development
Needs strong foundational support and is still working to feel steady with grade-level math.
Foundational
Has basics in place and benefits from structure, clarity, and confidence-building.
Emerging
Showing visible growth and beginning to persevere more with deeper understanding.
Impactful
Making consistent progress with stronger understanding, confidence, and independence.
Innovative
Thriving in math with high engagement, curiosity, and ownership.
Step 4

This term’s math experience.

A stage, a range, and a simple score to make this term’s pattern visible.

Current stage

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Math Experience continuum
In Development
Foundational
Emerging
Impactful
Innovative
Quarterly ME Score
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A single point inside the bigger story.
ME Score Range
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Shows the spread of this term’s responses.
Change since last check-in
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Future check-ins will make change over time visible here.
What this suggests for next term

Step 5

Add the story behind the score.

These reflections don’t change the score. They help us support your child with more insight.

Share what you’ve seen, in your own words. Short and simple is perfect.
Assessment complete

Thank you for sharing this term’s story.

Your responses and ME Score have been saved in this browser. When you return for a future quarterly check-in, you’ll be able to see how your child’s math experience is moving along the continuum over time.