In short
Real progress shows as smoother reading, fewer repeated mistakes and more confidence — not just moving pages. Ask the teacher for regular updates.
- Fluency and accuracy matter more than speed.
- Listen to your child read once a week.
- Ask the teacher what to practise at home.
Good signs to look for
- Joins letters without long pauses
- Corrects their own mistakes
- Remembers last week's lesson
- Reads to you willingly
- Hifz students revise old surahs without many errors
Warning signs
- Same mistakes week after week
- Refuses to read aloud
- Rushes through pages without accuracy
What to ask the teacher
Ask what your child does well, what one thing to practise at home, and what the next milestone is.
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How often will I get progress updates?
You can ask your child's teacher for updates at any time on WhatsApp; progress tracking is part of our classes.
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