One progress signal
Learning effort across different experiences contributes to a shared picture of progress.
Learning leaderboard
Students earn XP through meaningful learning across textbooks, AI courses and Olympiad practice—then see how steady work adds up.
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This week
Aarav
7 day streak
Mira
5 lessons
You
Up 2 places
Why it matters
Learning effort across different experiences contributes to a shared picture of progress.
Short time windows help students focus on consistency rather than a distant total.
Eligible students can understand progress within the communities relevant to them.
Students see their own standing and movement without losing sight of learning itself.
Inside the experience
Complete learning activities across School Study, courses and practice.
Useful effort contributes to a simple, understandable progress score.
Review weekly or all-time standing and keep improving at your own pace.
Questions parents ask
XP can reflect learning across textbooks, AI courses, Olympiad practice and other eligible activities in the student experience.
Where a class or school group is available, students can switch from the general view to the relevant community view.
No. The leaderboard is designed to make consistent effort visible; the student's own progress and momentum remain central.
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