For practice at home, between sessions with a human tutor. It talks a student through our own courses, one problem at a time. It is off for every student today. It stays off until we turn it on.
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First things first · Off by default
Nobody gets it until we say so.
The AI tutor is off by default. No student sees it today. We turn it on only when you and we agree to it.
Off todayWe control the switchOff again any time
Off.
Human tutoring stays exactly as it is. The AI tutor is for practice at home. It does not replace a single human tutor.
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When students use it · At home
For home, between sessions.
The AI tutor is not part of the live sessions with a human tutor. It is for the days in between, when a student practices at home.
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Live sessions stay the same
The student still meets their human tutor on video every week. The AI tutor is not in that session.
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At home, on the student's own time
Between sessions, the student keeps working in the same course, with the AI tutor to guide them.
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The human tutor sees the progress
At the next session, the tutor can see which lessons the student finished at home.
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What it is · A guided session
A tutor, not a chatbot.
Most AI tutors are an open chat box. The student types anything, and the AI answers anything. Ours works like a session with a human tutor: we pick the lesson, the order, and the practice.
Most AI tutors
An open chat box on any topic
The student decides what to ask
Often just gives the answer
No plan from one day to the next
The Learn To Be AI tutor
Works inside one of our courses
Follows our lesson order, step by step
Gives hints so the student does the thinking
Picks up where the student left off
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What it works from · Our courses
It teaches from our courses.
Our team builds courses in math, reading and writing, from kindergarten up. The AI tutor uses only these courses. It does not make up its own lessons.
The course list a student sees on learntobe.org.
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How a course works · One step at a time
A clear path, not a pile of videos.
Each course is a list of short lessons in order. Each lesson has worked examples and practice problems. A student moves on when they show they know it.
Grade 3 Math: lessons grouped into levels, with "up next" at the top.
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What the student sees · Mock-up
It talks. The student does the work.
The student talks with the tutor out loud. The words show on screen, too.
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Your tutor
Listening
TutorLet's read it together. "One hundred twenty-eight." How many hundreds do you hear?
StudentOne. Then two tens and eight ones?
TutorYes! So which answer matches? Take your time.
Grade 3 Math · Lesson 3Problem 1 of 3
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What the tutor knows · And what we keep
It sees the problem, not the student's life.
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The problem on the screen
The tutor reads the same problem the student sees.
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The student's tries in this lesson
Right or wrong, how long it took, and how many hints. This tells the tutor where the student is stuck.
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A written record of each talk
We keep the text of each conversation, so our team can check what the tutor said.
From how the tutor is built in our platform today, October 2026.
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If we turn it on · The steps
Small, slow and on your terms.
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We agree on it together
Nothing changes for your members until we both say yes.
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We start with a small group
A few students, picked with you, in one course.
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We read the conversations
Our team checks what the tutor says before we add more students.
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We can turn it off at once
One switch. If anything looks wrong, it goes off.
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In short
Our courses. Practice at home. Off until you say go.
Questions? Write to us at neeraj.kapoor@learntobe.org.
