ACTUALLY LEARN in 3 key steps: Teach, Think, Test-AI-powered learning assistant

Example

A structured lesson explaining Newton's Laws of Motion.

Scenario

In the Teach phase, a physics learner is introduced to Newton's three laws with clear definitions, examples, and diagrams. They might receive additional explanations using a table to break down the forces acting on an object in motion. The learner is encouraged to ask questions to clarify any doubts about inertia or force vectors. After this, the learner confirms they understand the basics before moving on.

Example

Progressive reasoning tasks on historical events like the French Revolution.

Scenario

A history learner is asked to recall facts about the causes of the French Revolution (e.g., financial crisis, Enlightenment ideas). They then move to simple reasoning tasks, such as comparing different historical interpretations. Finally, they are tasked with deeper reasoning questions like analyzing the revolution's long-term impact on European political thought. The gradual progression in the Think stage helps them build critical thinking and contextual analysis skills.

Example

A series of multiple-choice questions testing knowledge of organic chemistry reactions.

Scenario

In the final Test phase, a chemistry learner answers 10 multiple-choice questions on organic reactions, such as substitution and elimination reactions. The test is divided into batches of 3 questions, with feedback provided after each batch. If the learner answers incorrectly, they receive detailed explanations for their mistakes and an overall score at the end, ensuring they know where to focus their review.