Before the lesson,
see what needs review.

Check completed assignments, results, and topics students found difficult. Decide who needs more practice and adjust their personal learning plan.

  • Step by step
  • Falling behind
  • More practice
Group progress heatmap showing who needs support on each learning step

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  • Sound familiar?

    What tracking looks like without a path:

    • You find out about difficulties only after reviewing work or hearing from a parent
    • The progress spreadsheet is out of date and there is never time to update it
    • A difficult topic means rewriting the plan in a separate document
    • In a group, it is hard to see who needs more help with a topic
  • With Lenitera

    What you see before the lesson:

    • The status of every step: lesson, assignment, quiz, or checkpoint
    • A heatmap shows results by topic and student
    • Add practice for a student while keeping the template
    • Student work and results are ready before the lesson

How progress works

  1. Every step has a status

    See which assignments are available, started, submitted, or overdue, along with test and practice results.

  2. Open a profile and see the picture

    See where the student is, what they skipped, and which topics need attention before the lesson.

  3. Adapt the path

    Insert an error review or a repeat mock — only for the student or the part of the group that needs it.

From a path step to a decision in the online lesson

A heatmap for the group

You immediately see who skipped the homework and who failed a mock — no polling the chat.

  • Rows are students, columns are steps
  • Topics to review before the lesson
  • A clear picture of progress across the whole group
Heatmap of group progress

Progress across the whole program

See how many students have reached each step of a shared template.

  • The template and its live assignments
  • Who has reached the mock
  • No manual summaries
Student progress across a program

Targeted path edits

Anna needs more practice on a topic: add an activity to her personal plan. The original program and other students’ plans stay as they are.

  • An override for one student
  • The template stays shared
  • Add practice based on student work
Adjusting a student path without breaking the template

More for your teaching

  • Learning plans

    Learning plans

    Lessons, materials, homework, and checkpoints arranged around each student's goal

    Learn more
  • Homework and tests

    Homework and tests

    Written work, problem sets, quizzes, and practice tests in the same learning plan

    Learn more
  • Student profile

    Student profile

    Learning plans, tutor notes, lessons, and progress — context before the lesson

    Learn more

Frequently asked questions

  • Statuses update automatically when homework and quizzes are submitted. No manual spreadsheet updates or chat cross-checks.

Try Lenitera in your teaching

Start with a template and one student. Your first 14 days of Pro need no card.

Before the lesson, see what needs review. — Lenitera