Parents
Help your child explain what they are learning.
You don’t need to redo the whole course to support a study session. Start with the lesson and the teacher’s instructions, then ask your child what they need to be able to do. Your role can be to ask a question, listen to their explanation and help them find the passage they are missing.
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How to organize this work
Choose a precise task together
“Study history” is hard to finish. “Explain the cause of this event using the course notes” gives a starting point. Ask your child to pick an example already covered and show how they understand it. Adjust the session to their age and to the teacher’s guidance.
Use a question to listen
A card or a short quiz can start the conversation. After the answer, ask how it was found. If there is a mistake, avoid piling on explanations right away: first find the rule or the passage in the notebook and allow another try.
Check the materials before using them
If you prepare questions with Fichea, reread the answers against the course notes. Generated content can contain mistakes. For younger children, prepare the materials yourself and use them with the child, out loud or on paper. Check the terms of service and the school’s rules.
When an answer seems learned by heart
- Ask for an explanation in the child’s own words.
- Go back to an example from the lesson.
- Change one piece of data and allow another try.
- Agree on a point to revisit in the next session.
A hesitation can reveal a need for explanation. It should not become a grade or a label on the child’s abilities.
A prompt that leaves room to search
Your child gives the right answer but can’t explain it. What can you ask?
Read the explanation
“Can you show me with a drawing or an example from the course notes?” Then give them time to build their answer. If it stays difficult, go back over the teacher’s material together.
Choose the right support framework
School uses depend on the level and on the teacher’s instructions. This page does not promise a parent dashboard, control over the child’s account or a diagnosis of their difficulties. It offers a session method with verified materials.
Tools to keep going
Questions about this path
Can I automatically track my child’s results?
No parent area with automatic access to a child’s account is presented here. Organize the session together; the service’s access and privacy rules still apply.
Do I need a subscription to see how it works?
The public demos let you see prepared examples. A free account is available; the features and quotas detailed on the Pricing page determine what you can create.
Choose a first material
Start with content you can check. Imported documents remain your starting point; AI answers can contain errors. The plans and their limits, the terms of use and the privacy policy are available to read before you create an account.
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