Mathematics

We find the one idea that broke the chain, then rebuild upward so the next chapter is not a surprise.

Grades 3–12 and early college

Two school drawing compasses lying side by side on a desk

Where it usually stalls

  • Homework looks finished, then the test is a different language

  • Fractions, negatives, or word problems that never quite landed

  • Calculus moving faster than the algebra underneath it

What the trial is

Amara or Priya starts with one problem you choose, spoken out loud. The trial ends when you can teach that step back — not when the timer merely runs out.

  • Forty minutes
  • Online
  • Complimentary
  • Eastern time

What we actually cover

Levels and topics

Grades 3–5

  • Place value
  • Fractions that stay fractions
  • Multi-digit operations
  • Word problems read aloud

Grades 6–8

  • Integers and negatives
  • Ratios and rates
  • Expressions
  • First real equations

Grades 9–12

  • Algebra I & II
  • Geometry proofs
  • Precalculus
  • AP Calculus AB and BC

Early college

  • Calculus I
  • Linear algebra for non-majors
  • Problem sets unpacked, not copied