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Adaptive Learning

The tutor watches every signal — and changes course.

Four layers run on every interaction: misconception detection, mastery scoring, frustration sensing and pace calibration. No two sessions are the same.

Adaptive layers
4
Mastery per topic
Bayesian
Turns per recalibration
3–5
Signals · last 60s
  • PaceSlowing
  • Hint depth usedTier 2 of 3
  • ConfidenceRecovering
  • Topic mastery0.71 → 0.73

Decision: switch to visual mode, offer a worked example.

What you get

What makes Adaptive Learning different.

01

Misconception diagnosis

Real-time detection of why an answer is wrong, not just that it is.

02

Mastery scoring

Bayesian mastery tracked per topic, per student.

03

Frustration sensing

Hesitation, hint use and retries tell the tutor when to ease off.

04

Pace calibration

The pace is recalibrated every three to five turns.

How it works

Three steps to get going.

  1. Observe

    Every answer, pause and hint request is a signal.

  2. Decide

    The tutor picks the next best move for this student.

  3. Adapt

    Mode, difficulty and pace shift to match.

Who it's for

Built for everyone around the learner.

Students

Never bored, never lost — the session meets you where you are.

FAQ

Common questions.

What does the tutor adapt?

Teaching mode, difficulty, pace and when to offer a worked example.

Is mastery tracked over time?

Yes. Mastery is scored per topic and carries across sessions.

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