SMART training does require a certain amount of task persistence. If your child does not engage with the programme, they will not benefit from it. So there is no problem with you assisting your child with training, and even sitting with them if necessary. However, it is very important that they are answering the questions by the,selves most of the time. Remind them that by just pressing making an effort teh sofgtware will sllwly but surely teach them why they were wrong if they were wrong - its the many many examples that does the teahcing. It is not a test - it is TRAINING. The understanding comes AFTER the engagement - not before.