Parent QR Points 2.8.89

The StudentQR Points system has been recognized with awards for its innovative approach to monitoring student discipline and behavior in real time. Now expanded to include health monitoring within the school environment, the system offers a comprehensive tool for educators and parents alike.

Designed to streamline the process of acknowledging positive student conduct, StudentQR Points enables teachers to quickly assign merit or marks via QR codes on student IDs or by selecting from predefined lists. This process takes approximately 10 seconds and ensures immediate communication with parents, facilitating real-time reporting that significantly reduces the traditional manual procedures, which can take four to six months.

Merits awarded can encompass a wide range of commendable behaviors, including assisting teachers, arriving early, engaging in communal activities, completing homework, participating in prayer, among other positive actions. Each educational institution can tailor merit categories and scoring criteria to suit its specific policies.

The automation features of StudentQR Points also facilitate automatic attendance tracking and documentation of various student activities. This effectively eliminates manual data transfer from paper records to digital systems. Moreover, the integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) component automates reporting tasks, reducing teachers’ administrative workload by an estimated 90%.

Parents are provided with the capability to monitor their child's behavioral progress and educational engagement, such as reading achievements, activity participation, and punctuality in classes. This enhances parental involvement and recognition of student efforts.

Educational institutions interested in adopting the system can register at www.studentqr.com.

*NEW UPDATE*

The user interface has been enhanced for a more accessible experience for parents. Additionally, parents are now empowered to award points for their child's good behavior—subject to the behaviors recognized by each school. Please consult your respective institution for specific applicable behavior items.