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Put the problem on the board.
Write it, paste it, upload the material, or say it out loud. Start with the assignment exactly as you received it.
Pythago for math
Math tutoring on your actual work.
Bring a problem. Talk it through. Write on the board. Pythago follows every step and helps you find the next one. Then you put the idea to work on your own.
Start learningA lesson in three moves
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Show your thinking.
Pythago can follow the marks on the board and your spoken explanation, so its help can respond to the exact step that stopped making sense.
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Make it yours.
Pythago gives you a fresh problem or asks for an explanation. Your own work shows that the idea has clicked.
Use your class material.
A worksheet, textbook page, assignment, syllabus, or set of notes can become the lesson. Pythago also includes guided math courses from Pre-Algebra through Calculus for learners who want a structured path.
Every lesson stays with you.
The board, conversation, corrections, and lesson report stay together. A learner can return to the work, and a parent can see what was explained, what was corrected, and what the learner did independently.
Questions families ask
What math can I bring?+
Bring a homework problem, worksheet, textbook section, set of notes, or a topic you want to understand. Pythago supports courses from Pre-Algebra through Calculus and can also work from your own material.
How does Pythago help when I am stuck?+
Pythago starts with your work and helps you take the next step. When an example is useful, it demonstrates the idea on a related problem and brings you back to the original one.
What can a parent review?+
The lesson keeps the whiteboard, conversation, corrections, and lesson report together. The report distinguishes between ideas discussed with help and work the learner completed independently.