# Mirror Test: See Your Child's Learning Their Way | SwaVid

Free 15-question Mirror Test for parents and children (Classes 6-10). Answer the same questions apart and see where your views on learning match or differ.

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# See your child’s learning through their eyes.

## Fifteen questions. Two answers. One mirror.

## Two pictures. One page.

## Questions parents ask.

## Check you are both looking at the same problem.

### You answer first

### Your child answers alone

### Read the Mirror Report

### What is the Mirror Test?

### How long does the Mirror Test take?

### Can my child see my answers?

### What does the Mirror Report show?

You and your child answer the same 15 questions, apart. The Mirror Report puts both pictures side by side and shows where the gap is.

Free · About 10 minutes each · Classes 6 to 10

What you see

“She is not putting in the effort.”

What she feels

“I try, and it still does not work.”

Same river. Same stones. Two different views of the gap.

You go first. Then your child, on their own. Then you both see the same report.

15 quick questions about effort, stress and motivation. About 10 minutes.

Same questions, child-friendly wording. They never see your answers.

Both pictures side by side. Where you agree, and where the gap is.

Your answer next to your child’s, question by question. The distance between them is the insight most parents never get.

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Sample Mirror Report

Meera and Ananya · Class 8

Talk about this first

Exam stress : you read it as normal pressure. She feels it as fear of letting you down.

A free 15-question check where a parent and their child (Classes 6 to 10) answer the same questions about learning, separately. The Mirror Report then shows where their views match and where they differ.

Free. About 10 minutes each. No login.

Your answers are used to generate your Mirror Report and improve SwaVid’s learning tools. Neither of you sees the other’s answers until the final report.

- Where you agree, where you drift apart
- A Mirror Score from 0 to 100
- The one gap to talk about first
- What is the Mirror Test? A free 15-question check where a parent and their child (Classes 6 to 10) answer the same questions about learning, separately. The Mirror Report then shows where their views match and where they differ.
- How long does the Mirror Test take?
- Can my child see my answers?
- What does the Mirror Report show?