It asks.
You think.
You are stuck on an essay.
It will not write it for you.
It asks you a question. Then another.
Until the thinking is yours.
A Socratic tutor for Years 7 to 13. It follows the New Zealand Curriculum for Years 7 to 10, and Edapt's own study programme for Years 11 to 13. It answers a question with a better question, so the student does the thinking. The student stays the author.
Free to try. No card is needed to start.
Why does ice float on water?
Start with what you know. What happens to the space between water molecules when water freezes?
They spread out, so the same mass takes more room. Less dense.
Right. If ice is less dense than water, does it sink or float?
Designed to refuse writing your work.
Two checks run on each exchange. Both look for work a student could hand in as their own: an essay, an introduction, or an opening line. When they find it, the tutor asks a question instead.
Write my essay on MacbethrefusedGive me an opening linerefusedWrite my introductionrefused
Write my essay on Macbeth.
No. I will help you write it. What does Macbeth want at the start of Act 1?
Three steps, about ten minutes.
Pick a year, a subject, and a focus.
Edapt draws on the curriculum statement for that focus and can cite its source.
Ask a question.
Edapt answers with a question or a hint. The student takes the next step.
See the progress.
Edapt records a mastery level for each topic. The family dashboard shows the sessions, the mastery, and the misconceptions the tutor corrected most this month.
Seven learning areas are open.
New Zealand Curriculum, Years 7 to 10. Edapt's own study programme, Years 11 to 13. NCEA achievement standards are referenced by number and title only. Pick a subject to open the tutor on it.
Progress you can read in ten seconds.
The family dashboard shows each student's sessions, mastery, and the misconceptions the tutor corrected most this month. Green means a strong score. Yellow means the topic is building. Red means it needs work.
- Fractions and ratiosStrong
- Density and buoyancyBuilding
- Paragraph structureNeeds work
Fractions mastery, six sessions
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