Caseload

Ishaan Banerjee

Class 5 · Kaveri House · Mother Sromona Banerjee (Professor of Economics, IIM-B)

Bright in discussion; the fourth child sharing today's equivalence gap.

Medium confidence

The whole child

Three pictures, put together for you — school work, PATH, and the human side the data can't see.

School work

Updated recently
Learning pace1.3-0.7
Missing basics3gaps
Sticking69%still remembered
Pace on the map1/6topics solid

Working on now

Gap · Recognise and generate equivalent fractions

A prerequisite is broken; downstream work is failing because of it

What the teacher sees: Ms. Krishnan reads Ishaan as able to grasp the ideas — what's holding things up is one missing basic, not how far they can go.

PATH

Updated today
Explorer· sampling47

Full of questions about how things work.

What they're drawn to: still trying different paths; no clear favourite yet.

Human

What they want

“I want to catch up the bit I missed without it piling on top of me.”

What the parent worries about

Sromona, an economics professor, wants the honest truth, not comfort; she wants the gap named and worked on, not smoothed over.

How they're feeling

Bright in discussion, quietly worried about the week he missed. Settles when catching up is framed as planned, not as falling behind.

What's happening at home

Lost Monday and Tuesday to a fever; otherwise a steady, caring home.

Last plan

Plan going now: rebuild MEANING.02, fold the missed week back in, no pressure to catch up — his gaps have stopped growing.

What you've added

Your read on a signal, saved so the system stops getting it wrong.

What the system saw: Flagged early this week for not handing in much work.

Ishaan was off school Monday and Tuesday with a fever.

Ignore that flag for this week. The growing gap is real and is being worked on through the small group.

Coach contextualisedlogged 14 days ago

What we noticed, every two weeks

These two weeks

Drafted and sorted by the system. You never get the system's words as the final truth — confirm them, put them in your own words, or set them aside. You also decide, item by item, whether each one is okay to share with the family.

Flagged for not enough work scanned this week.

Coach note: off sick Mon–Tue, not avoiding work. Set aside. · 3 days ago

The full school-work picture

Ishaan Banerjee

Class 5 · Kaveri House · joined 2024

Gap-debt rising for three weeks — needs a small-group pull.

Bright in discussion; the fourth child sharing today's equivalence gap.

Mastery velocity

1.3

-0.7 vs 2.0 expected

Gap-debt

3

unresolved prerequisite gaps

Retention integrity

69%

mastered nodes still passing recall

Independent work

60%

worked without intervention

Position on the Fractions map

Meaning

Mastered

Number line

Practising

Equal fractions

Root gap

Compare

Not introduced

Add / subtract

Not introduced

Word problems

Not introduced

Named misconceptions

  • Practising

    Places 1/2 by counting tick marks, ignoring interval size

    MATH.FRAC.MEANING.02

  • Gap

    Multiplies only the numerator, not both parts

    MATH.FRAC.EQUIV.01

PATH progress & standard

Explorer· sample47

Full of questions about how things work.

Next check-in

tomorrow · with student and parents

Check on the illness week and the rising gap-debt.

Plan right now

Time to review

Gently close the gap that grew during the week he was ill.

School

Put Ishaan in the equivalent-fractions group; rebuild MEANING.02 before moving on.

Parent

No pressure to catch up the missed week — the school is folding it back in on purpose.

Student

Use the support worksheet, and say the moment something stops making sense instead of pushing past it.

Back in class and joining in. His gaps have stopped growing but haven't shrunk yet — the small group is the way to fix that.

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