Guide
Understanding learning gaps
A small miss in Year 3 fractions can become a Year 6 maths struggle — unless someone flags the exact skill early.
Catch it early
What a gap really is
Not vague — specific
A learning gap is a specific skill below mastery — like long division with remainders — not a vague sense that maths is “hard.” School reports often hide that detail.
- ✓Later topics assume earlier skills
- ✓Unseen gaps erode confidence
- ✓Bridgitus names the exact skill in the Passport
How Bridgitus finds them
Diagnose → map → retest
Adaptive diagnostics score each curriculum sub-skill. Gaps feed lessons and practice. Retests confirm real mastery.
Read more about the Smart Learning Passport or assessments.
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