See exactly which skills are costing your students points.
Student Trajectory turns a practice test into a lesson plan. Every question is matched to a specific skill, so a tutor knows which lesson to open next instead of guessing from a section score.
Sample report. Figures are illustrative, and the format is still being refined.
From a practice test to a college list
A report that says what to study
Every question is matched to a specific skill, so the report does not stop at a 26 in math. It names the skills that cost the most points and ranks them by how much a fix is worth, which turns a vague afternoon of review into four specific things to work on.
Progress you can see
Every test a student takes sits in one place, section by section and skill by skill. A tutor can see which skills moved after six weeks of work and which did not. A parent can see whether the work is paying off.
Scores that lead somewhere
Those same scores feed a college matching system built on data from thousands of schools. A student sees where the score they have puts them today, what another three points would open up, and which schools they would never have thought to look at.
Student Trajectory already connects to Teachworks via API, so your student roster can sync automatically. It can also be branded your own name, colors and web address, so families see your brand rather than ours.
Looking for ten tutors or tutoring companies
The score reports work and are in use with real students every week. The college matching side is newer and rougher. Everything shown on this page exists and runs today. None of it is a picture of software we intend to build later.
We want ten tutors or tutoring companies testing the beta at no cost to you, of course. What we want back is the unvarnished version: what confused you, what we could do better, what you had to explain twice to a parent, and what you gave up on and did in a spreadsheet instead.
Built by Achieve Tutorials, a tutoring company in Los Angeles working with students since 1997. It works the way it does because we use it ourselves.
pete@student-trajectory.com