EduAdapt Scholar-Adaptive Learning Tool

Example

Presenting algebraic expressions in mathematics at varying difficulty levels based on the learner's current understanding.

Scenario

A student beginning to learn algebra is first presented with basic expressions and gradually moves to complex equations as their understanding deepens.

Example

After a lesson on photosynthesis, students are quizzed with questions that adjust in difficulty based on their responses.

Scenario

If a student incorrectly answers a question on the light-dependent reactions, the system provides a hint and offers a simpler related question to solidify understanding.

Example

Offering different pathways for learners aiming for high school completion versus those preparing for college entrance exams.

Scenario

A high school student planning to take the SAT is guided through a series of math, reading, and writing exercises tailored to the exam's format and difficulty level.

Example

Applying theoretical knowledge to solve real-world problems, like using physics to design an energy-efficient building.

Scenario

Students learning physics are presented with a challenge to apply principles of thermodynamics to design a model of an energy-efficient house.

Example

Providing detailed reports on learner progress and areas for improvement, followed by review sessions targeting weak points.

Scenario

After completing a unit on European history, a learner receives a summary of their performance, highlighting areas of strength and weakness, and engages in a review session focusing on their identified weak points.