A Course Map Where the Arrows Have to Explain Themselves
The first full microeconomics concept graph makes assumptions and source references part of each connection, giving me something more useful to inspect than a cluster of related …
Socratic Tutor
Track the reasoning a student has established and check the tutor's next reply against it—with a clear limit when new material needs explaining.
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Guided Solutions
Keeping my own reasoning, AI-written derivations, and proofs developed through tutoring together with clear authorship.
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Concept Graph
Explore how course ideas connect, including the conditions a theorem needs and the source passages behind each proposed connection.
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Giving the Questions in My Lecture Notes Somewhere to Go
Handwritten questions can lead to saved explanations, with a visible distinction between answers drawn from course materials and answers that still need sources.
A Practice Problem Can Have the Right Answer and Still Miss the Point
Testing generated exercises revealed two separate questions: does the reasoning hold up, and does it practice the method I asked for?