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You've probably already set up your account. But, just in case you haven't, get the Quick Start Guide which will walk you through the three steps of enrolling your child in iLearn.
Your child is now ready to start. Go to www.ilearn.com/login and log in. Then click "start." Make sure to have audio of your choice activated as you'll see and hear a brief introduction.
The two Introduction lessons take about 5 minutes. The first explains how to use the program. The second explains how to enter answers and complete Placement Tests.
Your child will complete one or more brief Placement Tests. Encourage your child to do their own work, without your help, and without a calculator.
The Placement Tests are delivered to your child automatically, as the parent you do not need to do anything. The Placement process helps your child start learning the earliest critical concept needed. From their first Lesson Instruction, your child will experience rapid success while mastering concepts they need, and challenging past plenty of concepts they already know.
Note: Most students start below their current grade level. Don't be concerned by this. It does not mean your child is performing below grade level or not on grade level. It simply means there are gaps in your child's knowledge from earlier levels (and this is very, very common with all students). Learning these concepts ensures continued success as they advance to and beyond grade level.
Your child will typically complete one to three Placement Tests, which take around 10 minutes each. The more tests you child passes, the higher they start in the sequentially-organized curriculum. Encourage your child to do their best on their own. Do not help them during Placement or Challenge Tests, or they might skip what they need the most.
Placement Tests are clearly identified:
After Placement Tests are Unit Challenge Tests, clearly identified at the top. At this point and in each Unit Challenge, your child can skip forward by meeting the 90% passing requirement.
All progress is determined by how your child performs on each element. After completing the Placement Tests, there are two ways your child will move forward: by passing Challenge Tests or meeting Mastery Requirements including Mastery Tests.