Learning software · Tutoring tool, sample data
Student progress portfolio
A term-long progress portfolio for one tutoring student, written for parents, with six views, five charts, and an English and Spanish switch. Shown here with an invented student.
- Role
- Design & development
- Period
- 2026
- Status
- Used in tutoring; shown with invented data
- Platform
- Static HTML
- Built with
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Chart.js 4
- 6
- views: overview, subjects, lens, skills, sessions, and plan
- 5
- charts, drawn in the page with Chart.js
- 2
- languages, switched in place: English and Spanish
What a parent sees
Each tutoring student gets a portfolio that covers one term. The overview gives a snapshot of every subject and the spread of scores. The other views go further: position in each math skill, reading and writing skills, the work completed across the term, feedback received, and the plan for the next sessions.
The reasoning behind the practice
The Lens view explains the teaching in plain terms: the conditions for motivation from self-determination theory, engagement across sessions, the cognitive load of key activities, and a log of the support each activity needed. Skills sit along a region of proximal learning, so a parent can see what is secure, what is within reach, and what comes later.
This copy
Everything about the student on this page is invented. Weeks are labeled W1 to W30 in place of dates. The page is a single static file with no network requests, so it runs the same here as it does offline.
Scope & limitations
The student on this copy is invented, and so is every score, week, and note. Real portfolios belong to each family and are not public.