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SolveWise practice mode lets you assign targeted math problems to your child to reinforce concepts they have struggled with. This page explains how to create assignments, what students see, and how to track completion.

What practice mode is

Practice mode is separate from homework tutoring. Instead of uploading real homework, practice mode generates problems in a specific topic or at a specific difficulty level — either assigned by you or chosen by your child. There are two types of practice:
  • Parent-assigned practice — you pick the topic and number of problems; your child sees the assignment waiting in their dashboard
  • Self-directed practice — your child chooses their own topic and difficulty from within their student view

Creating a practice assignment

From the parent dashboard, select a student, then click Assign Practice. Configure the assignment:
SettingDescription
TopicChoose from the topic list (e.g., fractions, linear equations, geometry)
DifficultyAt grade level, one level below, or one level above
Number of problems3, 5, or 10 problems
Due date (optional)Set a target completion date — this is a reminder, not enforced
Click Assign to send the practice set to your child’s dashboard.

What students see

When your child logs in, assigned practice appears at the top of their screen with a label indicating it came from you. They work through each problem the same way as regular homework — with the option to get a hint, request a walkthrough, or try on their own. A mastery quiz follows the practice set, just like a regular tutoring session.

Tracking completion

Completed practice assignments appear in your parent dashboard under the student’s activity history. You can see:
  • Whether the assignment was completed
  • Quiz score after the practice set
  • Which problems the student needed walkthroughs for vs. solved independently
Use the quiz results from practice assignments to see if a concept has clicked. If your child’s quiz score on a topic improves after two or three practice sets, their mastery level will reflect that progress.