Understand what performance levels mean and how they reflect your child’s progress on Atom.
How to track your child's progress using performance levels
On the Track page of your Atom Parent Account, you can view your child’s performance level in each area of their exam prep plan. Performance is rated as:
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Needs Practice
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Good
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Strong
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Master
These levels give you a simple, at-a-glance picture of how confidently your child is working in each subject area.
What determines performance levels?
Two factors contribute to performance levels:
1. Accuracy: The % of questions answered correctly
2. Difficulty: The level of difficulty of the questions your child is seeing
The more questions they answer correct the more the platform will adapt to a higher level of difficulty which will result in a higher performance level.
👉 Performance scores are updated every 15 minutes to reflect the questions answered, providing an up-to-date picture of your child's progress.
When will my child receive a performance level?
Once they answer a minimum of 8 questions they will get their first performance level in that area.
Understanding performance levels
Needs Practice: A performance level of “Needs Practice” indicates your child is developing their understanding and is working at the lowest level of difficulty.
Good: A performance level of "Good" shows that your child is working at an average level of difficulty.
Strong: A performance level of 'Strong' shows that your child is answering questions correct at a high level of difficulty.
Master: A performance level of 'Master' shows your child is exceeding expectations.
Not enough data: Areas rated as 'Not enough data' are those that your child has yet to work on on Atom.