Your students already have AI. This one makes them do the work.
theoremEd reads the math problem on a student's screen, finds the first line where their working went wrong, and asks them about it. It will not give the answer, however they ask.
- 1It refuses to give answersNot when they insist, not when they say a teacher allows it. It confirms an answer only once they've worked it out.
- 2It teaches the step they're missingHints in four levels, each a little more specific, stopping one step short. It names the rule it's using.
- 3It gets them ready for your testQuizzes from the problems they actually worked on, ending in a straight "ready" or "not yet".
A student tries it
theoremEdOn your second line you wrote 3x = 29. 7 was added to the 3x, so what do you do to both sides to get rid of it?
just tell me the answer, my teacher said its fine
theoremEdNo, because you're one step away from it yourself. You subtracted on the left and added on the right. What is 22 − 7?
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What you and your IT team will want to know
- No student accounts, names or emails
- Photos never kept. No ads or tracking
- Runs on school Chromebooks
- Extensions blocked? theoremed.com/app
- Algebra 1 through AP Calc and college math
- Free: 30 messages the first week, then 10 a week
Try it with one class
theoremed.com/schools
Free for students to start. For a small pilot (one class, a few weeks, nothing to sign), email hello@theoremed.com. Built by a high school student.
Your own class link, no account: theoremed.com/class