#13
Overall Success Score: One Score, Five Dimensions
Five dimensions, 14 sub-metrics, one 0-100 score
A student is measured across five dimensions instead of a single grade: academic (40%), social-emotional (25%), attendance (20%), habits (10%) and goal/career (5%). Those dimensions are fed by 14 sub-metrics and converge into one 0-100 score, recalculated every night. If a sub-metric has no data, its weight is not lost — it is redistributed among the metrics that do. When absences rise and study time falls, the score drops before the next mock result even arrives, and the teacher and coach are notified.
Usage by Roles
Student
See your own overall score, its five dimensions and its trend over time. Keep your score up to date by logging your mood check-ins and out-of-class study time.
Teacher
Get an automatic notification when a metric drops below a risk threshold, catching it early before it shows up in exam results. Monitor the scores of the students you're responsible for from one screen.
Parent
Track your child's overall score, its five dimensions and its trend, and get instant risk notifications.
Manager
See the scores of all students in your institution and monitor overall trends and risk distribution from one screen.