A shared board
The tutor writes the steps one under another; you write with the pen, and it reads your handwritten step and carries on from there.

When a practice test ends, pick a mistake on your results page and the lesson starts. The tutor won't just read out the answer: it asks you, writes the steps on the board and lets you find where you went wrong.

Your results page lists every question you got wrong or left blank.
Go in from the AI Tutor card on your results page, then pick the lesson language, how it runs and the tutor's voice.
The tutor asks, you answer; the steps go up on the board and hints come when you're stuck.
Press “Finish this question” once you've got it. Your first 2 mistakes are free; after that you carry on in 30-minute blocks.
The tutor writes the steps one under another; you write with the pen, and it reads your handwritten step and carries on from there.

“Step by step, together”: the tutor asks, you solve. “Let the tutor explain”: it talks you through the solution and you stop it wherever you get stuck.
Start the lesson in any of 20 languages; after that it follows whichever language you speak. The question itself stays in English, as it is on test day.

SAT · ACT
The same calculator you use in the SAT practice test is on screen. The tutor sees what you type, so it can tell a right method with a mistyped expression from a wrong method.

IELTS
You go through your Writing Task 1 / Task 2 text against the IELTS band descriptors: it shows where the score comes from using your own sentences, and you make the fixes. It never writes the text for you.

No typing: you talk it through. Interrupt whenever you like, ask a question, or say “got it” and move on to the next one.
It asks you first and gives hints one step at a time when you're stuck. Ask for the answer and you get it; the “Show the answer” button is always there too.
Each question's mistake type is collected in your panel, exam by exam: how many questions each type came up on, and which ones, each linked to its test's results.
On the SAT it works through Reading and Writing and Math questions. The exam's own Desmos calculator is on screen too.
SAT practice tests
On the GMAT it works through Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights questions.
GMAT practice tests
On the GRE it works through Quantitative Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning questions. Your Analytical Writing (Analyze an Issue) text is coached against ETS's published scoring guide.
GRE practice tests
On the PTE it works through Listening and Reading questions. Your PTE Writing (Write Essay, Summarize Written Text, Summarize Spoken Text) text is coached against Pearson's published scoring traits. On the Speaking tasks it works from the transcript of your recording; it does not re-score pronunciation or fluency.
PTE practice tests
On the IELTS it works through Listening and Reading questions. Your Writing Task 1 / Task 2 text is coached against the IELTS band descriptors.
IELTS practice tests
On the TOEFL it works through Reading and Listening questions. Your Write an Email / Academic Discussion text is coached against the TOEFL scoring rubric.
TOEFL practice tests
On the ACT it works through English, Mathematics, Reading and Science questions. Your ACT Writing text is coached against the ACT Writing rubric. The exam's own Desmos calculator is on screen too.
ACT practice tests
On the AP it works through Multiple Choice, Free Response and Short Answer questions.
AP practice tests
On the TR-YOS it works through Numerical Aptitude Test and Basic Mathematics Test questions.
YOS practice tests

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