True Love Education Foundation

School

Accreditation A+ (Adoring and Awesome)

Student Progress Report

Couple’s Report Card

Learning to Love, Loving to Learn

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One sheet per person. Your partner fills it in, then hands it over on report card day.

How to use (read first)

One sheet per person, graded by their partner. The student is the one being graded; the homeroom teacher is the one doing the grading.

  1. Swap rolesYou are the homeroom teacher for your partner, and your partner is the homeroom teacher for you. Each of you fills in the other's report card on your own phone, so the results stay a secret until report card day.
  2. Fill in the identity and grades (sections A and B)Give each subject a score from 0 to 100. Anything below the passing grade automatically goes on the make-up work list.
  3. Write notes and give awards (sections C and D)Appreciation first, improvements second. Tick the awards that are deserved.
  4. Final Exam (section E)Press "Copy exam questions to send to the student" and send them by chat. Your partner answers without peeking, then you type their answers into the boxes and mark each one Correct or Wrong. You can change the questions.
  5. Final report (sections G and H)The final score is calculated automatically (70% subjects + 30% exam). Add a letter and your signatures too.
  6. Report card dayPress Share PDF or Download report card (PDF) at the bottom, then send it on the day you both agreed on. For long-distance couples, read it together over a video call.
Ground rules
  • Grade honestly but kindly. The goal is to talk, not to judge.
  • Do not peek at your own report card before report card day.
  • Make-up work is done together. It is not a punishment.
  • A big gap in scores is something to talk about.

Your entries are saved automatically in this browser.

A. Student Identity

Sets the subject package. Changing it clears the subject scores.
Printed on the PDF as the handout date. Optional.
The minimum score needed to pass each subject.

B. Subject Grades

A big gap between the teacher’s score and the self-score is a good conversation starter.

C. Homeroom Teacher’s Notes

Appreciation first, improvements second.

D. Awards This Semester

Tick the ones that are deserved, or add your own custom awards.

Silly awards (optional)

Top Student Certificate This Semester

E. Final Exam

How well do you know me? The student answers questions about the homeroom teacher without peeking. The teacher checks the answers and marks each one Correct or Wrong. Every correct answer is worth 10.

F. Make-Up Work Program

G. Final Report

Final score = 70% subject average + 30% exam score.

Details

Extracurriculars

Absences

TypeCount
Total

Decision

H. Letter and Memories

For a photo collage, use the Memories page in the printable version.
Homeroom Teacher
Student
Your entries are saved automatically in this browser. When you are done, download the report card as a PDF and send it to your partner on report card day. Emoji and special symbols are not included in the PDF.