Reveal your child's true study skills
StudyIQ measures the five habits that decide academic success: time estimation, prioritization, planning systems, delay & distraction, and self-monitoring — for Grades 2–12.
What your parent report includes
Six insights that give you a complete picture of your child's performance.
True Skill Level
Precise grade-level estimate based on adaptive performance.
Domain Performance
Strong / Developing / Needs Support across every domain measured.
Skill Mastery Profile
Detailed breakdown of which skills your child has mastered.
Learning Gap Analysis
Identifies prerequisite skills missing from earlier grades.
AI Parent Summary
Plain-English explanation of results and where to focus next.
Personalized Recommendations
Concrete next steps: intervention, reinforcement, or enrichment.
Five Study Skills Pillars
The habits that separate strong students from frustrated ones.
Time Estimation
20%Predicting task length, avoiding planning fallacy, deadline awareness
Prioritization
20%Identifying high-impact tasks, sequencing work, urgency vs. importance
Planning Systems
20%Calendars, to-do lists, weekly reviews, breaking work into chunks
Delay & Distraction
20%Procrastination, phone discipline, focus duration, environment design
Self-Monitoring
20%Tracking progress, recognizing when stuck, asking for help on time
Who this is for
Built for parents who want clarity, not guesswork.
Parents of middle schoolers
The exact age where weak study skills start to surface as falling grades.
High schoolers preparing for exams
Identify the focus and planning gaps before the next big test.
Bright kids who underperform
When ability is there but grades aren't — habits are usually the gap.
Families exploring tutoring
Decide whether your child needs subject tutoring or executive function coaching.
Why parents love it
Real insights you can act on this week.
- Identify whether grades are dropping because of skills, focus, or planning.
- Get a radar-chart view of strengths and weak spots across five pillars.
- Pinpoint distraction patterns — phone, environment, or self-regulation.
- Concrete habit recommendations parents can introduce this week.
- Track growth over time by re-taking the assessment each term.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Study Skills Assessment measure?+
Five research-backed pillars: time estimation, prioritization, planning systems, delay & distraction, and self-monitoring.
What grades is it for?+
Grades 2 through 12. The question set automatically adapts to your child's grade band.
How long does it take?+
Most students finish the 15-question diagnostic in 5–8 minutes.
What will I get?+
A visual dashboard with pillar-by-pillar scores, an overall study-skills profile, and a downloadable PDF report.
Is it free?+
Yes — completely free with no account required.
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