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Getting Started with the Testinar Learning Center

Understand how parent, teacher, and student access fits together before creating your first profile or class.

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Choose the right account path

Parents and teachers use a regular Testinar account. Students use a class code and PIN when a teacher manages them.

  1. Parents create student profiles and manage home practice.
  2. Teachers and tutors create classes, add students, and review class progress.
  3. Students open only their own assignments, diagnostic, and results.
2

The basic learning cycle

Testinar is designed to answer what the student knows, what needs practice, and what should happen next.

  1. Create a class or student profile.
  2. Prepare a school-year-aware diagnostic.
  3. Let the student complete the diagnostic independently.
  4. Review priority skills and follow the recommended practice plan.
  5. Use a later checkpoint to confirm improvement.
3

Keep access information private

A class code identifies the class. A student PIN identifies one student inside that class.

Good to know
  • Share a student PIN only with that student and their parent or guardian.
  • Use Reset PIN if a code is lost or shared accidentally.
  • Parents and teachers should never answer diagnostic questions for the student.
Common Questions

Quick answers

Does every student need an email account?

No. Teacher-managed students sign in with a class code and their private PIN.

Is the diagnostic a final grade?

No. It is a starting snapshot used to choose useful practice.

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