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Short, practical guides to the parts of Strivli you actually use. Search above, or pick from below.
For tutors
Running your students' practice, and the question library.
Getting a student practising
Add a student, hand them a join code, check which devices are connected, and invite a parent to follow along.
Read this →The question library
See what your pupils are actually being asked, hide a question you disagree with, add your own worked method, and write questions of your own.
Read this →Seeing exactly what they answered
Open any past session question by question, jump straight to the ones they got wrong, and look at a single topic across every session they have done.
Read this →Printing a report for a parent
Print the same progress report a family sees, what it shows, and how your own name replaces ours on it.
Read this →Turning your own past papers into practice
Upload a past paper and get practice questions for your own students. How to do it, what the AI gets wrong and how you catch it, where the questions land, and what to do if you ever meet one that is wrong.
Read this →Taking on a student who already uses Strivli
If a new pupil's family has been using Strivli on their own, you can take over their account with the parent's agreement — and they keep every bit of work they've already done.
Read this →Groups
Put students into groups, filter your student list by them, and read the group summary — including why a small group deliberately shows no figures.
Read this →Tutor notes
Private notes on a student — who else in your business can read and edit them, what a parent's data download does and does not contain, and how to export the lot.
Read this →When a parent asks for their child's data
What a parent can do for themselves, what lands in your inbox instead, and what happens to a student's records over time.
Read this →Your branding, and your own web address
Put your business name, colour and logo in front of your students, and point your own web address at Strivli.
Read this →For parents
Following how your child is getting on.
What your child actually does
A plain tour of a practice session — the Daily Six, Fix-It Five, mock exams, and the helper your child can ask when something goes wrong.
Read this →Adding it to a home screen, and using it without internet
How to put Strivli on a tablet or phone home screen, what keeps working when the internet drops out, and the one thing that doesn't.
Read this →Following your child's progress
What the parent portal shows you, how to set your child up on a new device, the weekly email, and how to get hold of — or delete — your data.
Read this →Moving your child to a tutor
If you've been using Strivli on your own and are now working with a tutor, your child's account can move across without losing anything. Here's what you're agreeing to, and what stays the same.
Read this →Moving your child back from a tutor
When lessons finish — or if you just change your mind — your child's account can move back to you, with everything they've done. Here's how, and what happens if the tutor doesn't reply.
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