A tutor layer, not a worksheet wrapper
Ada Tutor is designed to teach from structured skill evidence. It uses the learner's current frontier, misconception history, and mastery state instead of producing generic chatbot-style help.
Ada Tutor is the named tutor layer inside Math Foundation. It works with the skill graph to diagnose prerequisite gaps, explain the misconception behind wrong answers, and decide what mastery check should happen next.
Math Foundation itself is a mathematics learning, diagnostic/intervention, and mastery platform. AI-assisted tutoring may be used as a component in selected interactions; it is not the product category.
Math Foundation combines a structured skill graph, misconception diagnosis, mastery gates, spaced review, targeted tutoring, and dashboards so learners and schools can find and repair math gaps instead of practicing blindly. Selected tutor interactions may use AI-assisted techniques where enabled.
Ada Tutor is designed to teach from structured skill evidence. It uses the learner's current frontier, misconception history, and mastery state instead of producing generic chatbot-style help.
The tutor looks for the missing prerequisite, names the mistake, gives a targeted explanation, and checks the repair with fresh questions before unlocking the next skill.
Ada Tutor is an optional AI-assisted tutor component inside Math Foundation. The product itself remains a mathematics learning, diagnostic/intervention, and mastery platform.
Ada Tutor is the named tutor layer in Math Foundation. It powers conversational tutoring, misconception diagnosis, and mastery checks against the skill graph.
No. Ada Tutor is positioned as a tutor layer tied to Math Foundation's curriculum graph, learner evidence, mastery gates, and dashboards.
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