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How it works

Step one: the sheet — five chemistry equations to balance. It doesn't do the work; it keeps you on the right path.
Step two: the correction on question 2 — two oxygen on the left, four on the right. Count again, and only the coefficient changes.
Step three: five questions, four clean, no answers given. Balancing is fine until oxygen appears twice — a practice set and a lesson queued for tomorrow.

Traditional process

  1. Read the question three times and stall
  2. Look up an answer and copy it down
  3. Hand in work you can’t reproduce tomorrow

Our process

  1. Photograph the page and start on the real assignment
  2. Get caught at the first wrong move, not an hour later
  3. Finish sooner, having actually done it yourself

Every question, four checkpoints

All the help you need — but you have to find the answer. You do the thinking at each one; Seki confirms, corrects, or hands you a tool, then gets out of the way.

  1. 1Write what the question is asking.Understanding leads to success. Seki confirms or corrects.
  2. 2Pick the first step.The right one guarantees at least partial marks.
  3. 3Stuck?Seki provides a video, a worked example, or simpler wording.
  4. 4Double check.Catch 3 mistakes and turn a 75 into a 90.

What it looks like

One question, start to finish.

Determine the 20th term of the sequence 5, 9, 13, 17, …
YouIt wants the 20th number in the pattern.
AssistantThat’s it. What’s next?
YouLook at what I’m given and decide what fits the formulas I have.
AssistantRight. What did you decide?
YouIt goes up by 4 each time, so it’s arithmetic. First move is tn = a + (n−1)d.
AssistantOK. What’s the answer?
Youtn = a + (n−1)d … 5 + 19×4 = 81.
AssistantOK, go check it.
YouDone. Correct.

Why it works

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