In short
A good academy records attendance and what was covered in every lesson, so you can see your child's progress through Qaida, Tajweed or Hifz. Ask any academy how it tracks this before you enrol.
- Ask to see how attendance and lesson notes are recorded.
- Hifz students need a written record of new lessons and revision.
- Regular updates help you support practice at home.
What to ask an academy before enrolling
- How is attendance recorded?
- Will I know which page or surah my child covered?
- How are missed classes made up?
- How often do parents get updates?
How Rahber does it
Our teachers record attendance and lesson notes in MadrasaSuite, the academy system we use. Our support team uses these records to spot missed lessons and to share progress with parents.
Disclosure: MadrasaSuite is the learning management system Rahber Institute uses to run its classes. We are describing our own experience with it, not giving an independent review.
Parents also ask
Do online Quran classes give progress reports?
Good academies do. Rahber records each lesson and shares progress with parents.
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