Clear skill targets
Every session builds toward mastery milestones, not random drills.
Adaptive guidance
The tutor adjusts difficulty and hints based on each answer.
Parent clarity
See progress, misconceptions, and next steps without guesswork.
What students learn
Understand ratios
Interpret ratios as comparisons, not just fractions.
Unit rates
Find per-one values in word problems and tables.
Equivalent ratios
Scale ratios up or down while keeping relationships intact.
Proportional relationships
Decide when relationships are proportional and why.
Sample problem
Write the ratio of red to blue if there are 2 red and 3 blue marbles.Answer: 2:3
Common focus areas
- Keeping the ratio order consistent
- Distinguishing part-to-part vs part-to-whole
- Using unit rates to compare scenarios
- Reading ratios from tables and graphs
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