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Completing the parent assessment
A short questionnaire that helps AIVO understand your learner before lessons begin.
1 min readUpdated June 15, 2026 Reviewed June 15, 2026
The parent assessment is a short, plain-language questionnaire. Your answers give AIVO a respectful starting picture of your learner — their strengths, interests, and any supports they use — so the first lessons feel right.
What it asks
- Interests and motivators (used to make lessons engaging).
- Communication and accessibility preferences.
- Any supports or accommodations your learner already uses.
- Start the assessment — From the learner's setup, choose Start parent assessment.
- Answer at your pace — There are no wrong answers. Skip anything you're unsure about — you can update it later.
- Save and continue — Your answers feed into the learner baseline.
Privacy: Sensitive details are optional. Share only what helps AIVO support your child; you can edit or remove answers anytime.
Tip: Not sure about a question? Answer your best guess — AIVO keeps adjusting as your learner works, so nothing here is locked in.
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