Material fit
Check material difficulty and the percentage the student can solve independently.
The solution differs depending on whether the cause is material difficulty, mismatched pace, inability to ask questions, recurring errors or breakdown in task execution.
Diagnosis → level-based teaching → error clinic → growth report
If stagnation comes from class difficulty, foundations, grouping, time-of-day fatigue, task volume or missing review, the same issue can recur in a new academy unless identified.
GAON’s 20-minute diagnosis aims to language the current problem before selling a subject. Recent errors and learning behaviour are used to propose the first priority and a suitable starting point.
Check material difficulty and the percentage the student can solve independently.
Identify conflict between preview speed and foundational gaps.
Check whether questions, explanation and feedback actually occur.
Decide whether retesting, task execution and parent reports are needed.
Program stages and class placement may vary after the student diagnosis.
Which error type has appeared most often in the last three months?
At reading, concept, application or calculation, where is help needed?
During which time slot, homework routine or exam period does performance fall?
What observable behaviour should be different after eight weeks?
Can the central bottleneck be explained in one or two sentences?
Is it clear what will be measured over four to eight weeks?
Are class, subject, time slot and next transition criteria visible?
No. Understanding the current problem and starting point is itself the purpose of consultation.
Recent tests, errors, materials and task records can make the diagnosis more specific.
No. Scores are considered together with process, explanation, error cause, task independence and schedule.
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