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MATHEMATICS Worksheet 12

Name: Arjun M. Class 6-B

1. Find the area of the triangle.

½ × 8 × 5
= 20 cm² ✓

2. Solve 3x + 7 = 22

3x = 14 3x = 15 x = 5 ✓

3. Perimeter of a square, side 6 cm.

4 × 6 = 24 cm ✓

Siya noticed

Arjun sketches before he solves. He works through new concepts visually.

Effort · last 3 weeks Climbing

Visual learner

Geometry · confident

Effort ↑

Across India

schools already using Siya

11 hrs

saved / teacher / week

1.14M+

answer sheets analysed

73%

improve within a term

Why we built Siya

The reason behind every worksheet we read.

A short note from the people who built Siya.

With love,
the Siya team

The transformation

From worksheet to parent insight.

The worksheetThirty answers. One score: 22 / 30. "Good job." The thinking behind each answer? Gone.
Siya reads every responseEach answer mapped to how the student was thinking: recall, application, transfer.
Insight, deliveredOut comes a plan: exactly where understanding breaks, and what to practise tonight.

Arjun · Grade 6B

Newton's Laws of Motion · Science

What is Newton's First Law of Motion?Recall ✓

Why does a passenger jerk forward when a car brakes?Apply ◑

Design an experiment to demonstrate inertia.Transfer ✗

Siya insight · Week 12

Arjun recalls definitions accurately but can't yet transfer concepts to new situations (Bloom's L2 → L4). Tonight: ask him to design an inertia demo from scratch, no notes.

See Siya in action

One worksheet stack. One clear plan for every child.

A sample weekly report, exactly what teachers receive, built automatically. Every gap pinpointed, every fix scoped to tonight's homework.

Weekly Learning ReportCognitive insight, not just scores

Report № SR-1042Week 12 · Term 2 · 2025–26

Kruthika R.

Grade 10 · Mathematics & Science · Greenwood High

On the rise

18worksheets read

412responses analysed

64%current mastery

+24%projected in 3 weeks

The story this week

Kruthika answers from memory with real confidence. Definitions, formulae and standard sums all land. The moment a question asks her to use an idea in an unfamiliar shape, she hesitates. This isn't a knowledge gap; it's the bridge between knowing and applying that simply hasn't been built yet, and it is the most fixable kind of gap there is.

Cognitive profile · 412 responses

Remember

88%

Understand

74%

mastery starts dropping here

Apply

52%

Analyse

38%

Evaluate

27%

Create

18%

Strong through recall and understanding. The drop begins at Apply, exactly where this week's focus sits.

Where to focus first

Act on this first

Critical · Mathematics

Trig identities: memorised, not derived

Kruthika treats each identity as a separate fact to recall, so she can't build one from another when a problem needs it.

6/10last 10 sheets

Tonight: ask her to derive sec²θ = 1 + tan²θ from scratch, no notes. If she can build it, the rest follow.

3 more patterns Siya is trackingMaths · Science

ConceptChain vs. product ruleReads sin(x²) as two parts, not one nested function.4/10

CriticalKVL sign conventionPerfect with nodes, reverses direction in loops.5/8

ConceptLe Chatelier's principleDefinition memorised; physical intuition missing.3/8

Where she could be in three weeks

Mathematics54% → 78%

Science61% → 84%

The competency-based framework

Most assessments test two levels. Siya measures all six.

Bloom's Taxonomy defines six levels of cognitive complexity, from basic recall to original creation. Siya maps every response automatically, giving leadership a cognitive-depth profile across every class, subject and term.

NEP 2020 mandates this shift. Traditional tests measure what students remember. Competency frameworks measure what they can do: analyse, evaluate, create. Siya makes it measurable.

L6CreateDesign · Construct28%

L5EvaluateJudge · Critique35%

L4AnalyseCompare · Infer41%

L3ApplyUse · Solve · Execute52%

L2UnderstandExplain · Classify71%

L1RememberRecall · Recognise · List89%

Where most assessments stop Where Siya keeps measuring

For whom

One investment. Three measurable outcomes.

Grades 4–12 · CBSE, customised to your school.

For school leadership

Know which class needs help, well before the term ends.

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For teachers

Less time marking. More time teaching.

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Saved per week

Bloom's

Cognitive mapping

Per-student gap analysis in minutes
Bloom's cognitive mapping
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For parents

A learning map, not just a scorecard.

Weekly

Insight reports

91%

Parent satisfaction

Weekly progress beyond report cards
Jargon-free, actionable updates
Stronger school-parent trust

How Siya works

Upload a worksheet. Know exactly where every child stands.

Step 01 · Upload any assessmentHandwritten, printed, scanned or photographed. No special templates or prerequisites.
Step 02 · Siya analyses every responseEach answer mapped to a Bloom's level, aligned to competencies, scored automatically, in seconds.
Step 03 · Receive actionable reportsPer-student diagnostics, class patterns, parent-ready summaries and board-ready analytics.

Upload assessmentsReady

Drop worksheets here

Scans, photos or PDFs. Any handwriting, no templates

Science_6B_Feb14.pdf

31 students · 3 pages each

Ready

Maths_Fractions_6A.pdf

29 students · 2 pages each

Reading…

English_6C_comprehension.pdf

28 students · 4 pages each

Queued

3 files · 88 studentsDrag to add more

Analysing · Science 6BProcessing

Bloom's breakdown · Class 6B

Remember

89%

Understand

71%

Apply

52%

Analyse

38%

Evaluate

22%

Create

14%

31 sheets217 responsesanalysed in 2m 14s

Institutional reportComplete

Across Class 6B: strong recall, with a gentle 38% dip at Analysis. The class can state the principles but can't quite put them to work yet. A little focused practice before the next cycle will help.

Parent communication, ready to send

"Kruthika shows strong recall but struggles to apply ideas in new situations…"

Auto

Per-student diagnosticsClass patternsBoard-ready analytics

The Siya experience

Every Saturday, 9 AM. Without anyone lifting a pen.

No teacher action required. Siya compiles weekly patterns and delivers them, every Saturday.

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Teacher uploads worksheet

Any format: handwritten, printed or scanned. 31 students, 3 pages each, uploaded in one drop.

Siya analyses every response

Cognitive mapping, gap detection and Bloom's alignment for the whole class.

"Across chapters we see a clear pattern: Kovi recalls concepts well (92%), but when asked to use that knowledge differently, he gets stuck (35%)."

Subject-specific breakdown

Newton's Laws: Kovi knew the law but couldn't connect it to a braking car. Spotted clearly, in context.

Weekly insight triggered automatically

Mon–Fri worksheets analysed. Friday 6 PM, Siya compiles patterns. Saturday 9 AM, every parent receives a personalised insight, zero teacher effort.

Parent receives weekly insight

Clear, actionable, jargon-free, every week.

"Next time Kovi learns something, ask: 'Where have you seen this happen in real life?' This bridges what he knows to what he sees. We're already adapting his worksheets to practise this more."

In their words

The people who lead schools, in their own words.

What changes when a school stops guessing, and starts seeing every child clearly.

For principals

Imagine if every parent received this from your school.

Not marks. Not grades. A genuine window into how their child thinks, delivered weekly and automatically. When parents receive insight like this, they don't just appreciate your school. They champion it.