Every other AI in your classroom hands the answer over. That is the problem, and your students found it before you did.
Ours refuses. Ask it what the theme of the chapter is and it asks what you noticed. Ask it to solve the problem and it asks which step you got stuck on. It keeps asking until the student arrives somewhere themselves — and then it stops.
This is not a new idea. It is the oldest one in teaching. What is new is that it can happen for every student, in every hour, without another person in the room.
A finished essay tells you nothing about who wrote it. A transcript of a student being asked twelve questions, and changing their mind twice, tells you everything.
Not a general model's idea of the subject — the text you actually assigned. Upload it and the tutor works through that, chapter by chapter.
Not a percentage. Which concepts a student can explain and apply, which are half-built, and which have not been touched yet.
A tutor that will not give an answer cannot be used to get one.
It does not grade for you. It does not contact parents. It does not decide what a student is ready for.
Those are yours. The reason the tutor asks questions instead of answering them is the same reason we are not trying to take them.
Want something to forward upward? A one-page summary of the argument, written to be printed and handed to whoever signs off.
An account opens the library. Bring the text you teach from and watch the tutor work through it.
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