How it works
Self-study that never leaves your child stuck.
Every lecture follows the same seven steps, built on Bloom's Taxonomy. When your child gets stuck, AI Guru is right there; and if that is not enough, a human tutor on 3AM Friend is too.
- 7 steps in every lecture
- Built on Bloom's Taxonomy
- AI Guru at every step
- 3AM Friend when a person helps more
One lecture, seven steps in under a minute.
Watch a lecture move from the first question to the next lecture, with narration and captions.
The seven steps of every lecture
The same order every time, so your child always knows what comes next.
Pre-Question
One question before any teaching, and how sure your child is. No marks: it wakes up what they already think.
Study Material
The topic, page by page, built up level by level on Bloom's Taxonomy: first remember, then understand, then use.
Video
The lecture video, with captions and speed control, so the idea is explained a second way.
Dynamic Assessment
An adaptive test that climbs Bloom's levels as your child succeeds. A wrong answer brings a hint and another try.
Personalised Notes
Notes built from what the Dynamic Assessment found: what your child missed, at the level where they got stuck.
Reflection
Your child answers the first question again and explains why. They see how their thinking changed.
Next Lecture
The next lecture opens, building on this one, so learning moves in order.
Why ask before teaching?
Trying a question before the lesson, even getting it wrong, helps the lesson stick. A mistake your child was sure about is more likely to be fixed for good once it is corrected.
That is why the first question also asks how sure your child is: Sure, Think so, or Not sure. There are no marks for it, and it comes back at the end, in the Reflection.
The research behind each stepThe Dynamic Assessment meets your child where they are
After studying, your child takes an adaptive test. It starts with remembering and climbs Bloom's levels (understanding, using the idea, analysing and beyond) only as high as your child can genuinely reach, and never above what the curriculum asks for that class.
A wrong answer is never a dead end. Your child sees the idea behind the mistake and a short passage, then tries again. It is practice, not a ranking: India's National Curriculum Framework calls this kind of ongoing check "generally low stake".
How the levels work
Personalised notes, built from the Dynamic Assessment
The notes come after the assessment because they are built from it. They cover what your child missed, at the level where they got stuck, the most important gap first, and they open with any confident mistake from the first question. Two children on the same lecture usually read different notes.
The notes are put together from the lesson material, not written by an AI on the spot. Your child can download them as a PDF and keep them in a personal notes library for revision.
One lecture, step by step: an example from Class 7 Science
Illustrative, not a product screen. The topic is from NCERT's Curiosity (Grade 7), Chapter 10, "Life Processes in Plants". The questions are our own.
Pre-Question
"Where does a growing mango plant get its food from?" Aarav picks "from the soil, through its roots" and taps Sure.
Study Material
What a leaf needs to make food, why leaves are called food factories, and what happens to a plant kept in the dark, level by level.
Video
A short demonstration of the iodine test on a leaf, with captions.
Dynamic Assessment
He clears remembering, explaining and using the idea, with one retry on the way. Comparing two set-ups is still hard; AI Guru walks him through one comparison, and he tries again.
Personalised Notes
His notes open with his confident mistake (roots take in water and minerals, but the food is made in the green leaves) and then focus on comparing set-ups, where he got stuck.
Reflection
The first question returns. He now picks the leaves, and says why the soil answer felt right: plants grow in soil.
Next Lecture
The next lecture opens. The comparing questions he has not yet cleared are kept for him to come back to.
When your child gets stuck no more running from pillar to post.
Without SelfEnabler
A stuck child has to:
- Run to a tutor, if one is free.
- Wait for tomorrow's teacher, and lose the thread.
- Pull a parent away, who may not know the topic either.
With SelfEnabler
Help is already there, in the order a child needs it:
- AI Guru: at any momentAI Guru explains the step again, in your child's own medium, makes your child retry, and gives remedials until the idea clicks.
- 3AM Friend: if it still has not clicked3AM Friend connects a vetted human tutor, one to one, whenever one is online.
What your child reads, and what you see
Your child reads
One plain sentence about what they can now do, such as "You can use these ideas to solve new questions." No level names, scores or ranks. They do see which answers were wrong, and why.
You see
Study coverage for each subject, what is going well, what needs help, and how deeply your child understands each topic, level by level. You see only your own child, never comparisons with others.
Questions about lectures
Why does the Dynamic Assessment come before the notes?
Because the notes are built from it. The assessment finds exactly what your child has not yet understood and at which level; the notes then focus on that, instead of repeating the whole textbook.
What if my child gets stuck?
AI Guru is there at that moment: it explains the step again, makes your child retry and gives remedials. If it still has not clicked, 3AM Friend connects a vetted human tutor, whenever one is online. Your child does not have to wait for tomorrow or run to a tutor.
How long is a lecture?
It depends on the topic: a lecture can be a whole chapter or a single topic. The Dynamic Assessment is adaptive: how many questions your child sees depends on how they answer.
Does my child see marks?
Your child never sees a rank or a level name. At the end they read one plain sentence, like "You can use these ideas to solve new questions." You see more: what is going well, what needs help, and how deeply they understand each topic.
Can my child skip a step?
No. The steps run in a fixed order, and reading time counts, so the study material cannot simply be skipped. Each lecture opens after the one before it is finished.
How is this different from watching videos?
A video is one of seven steps. Your child answers first, studies, watches, is assessed, gets notes on their own gaps, and explains their thinking, with AI Guru beside them throughout.
See a lecture with your child
Book a free demo and try one lecture together, AI Guru included.