As a parent, I’ve always struggled with online classes. My son logs in, the session ends, and I’m left wondering: what did he actually learn? With PlanetSpark, that changed from day one.

Week 1: I received a feedback tracker — a short summary, teacher comments, and clear pointers like “encourage storytelling challenges” and “observe eye contact.” It wasn’t generic. It was tailored.

Week 2: The teacher shared a clip of him narrating a story. I noticed how his posture had improved and how he was using hand gestures — things I never saw in school assignments.

Week 4: The coach mentioned he was struggling with pacing and gave a practice tip: rehearse in front of a mirror. That evening, we watched him try it — and giggle at himself.

Week 6: He’d begun leading group discussions and even helped a peer refine their story. The tracker read: “Great leadership instinct. Let’s now focus on voice modulation.” Specific, kind, and encouraging.

My Role Changed: Instead of asking “How was class?” I now say, “What did your teacher highlight this week?” Our conversations are more engaging — and I’m involved without hovering.

His Response: He looks forward to his feedback. He reads it like a report card, not out of fear, but curiosity. It’s become a weekly motivator.

Final Verdict: Most online classes leave parents guessing. PlanetSpark gave me a front-row seat. Their feedback system isn’t just informative — it’s empowering. It helps parents support without controlling.