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Misconception diagnosis
Every card names the specific fault line in the reasoning and quotes the student words that show it. Not a topic label, a diagnosis.
Features
Personalized learning software built around evidence, not chat logs
Grouped by who has to care about it: the teacher who uses it every day, the leader who has to report on it, and the IT team who has to approve it.
01 For the teacher or tutor
The part that has to work at 7.40am
Everything here is designed to be read in under a minute, before a lesson, on a phone, without logging into a second system.
02
Socratic hint mode
The default tutoring mode never states the corrected value. Switch to a full worked explanation per assignment when a student genuinely needs one.
03
Per-skill mastery read
Three or four skills per session, each with Secure, Developing or Not yet, a mastery percentage and one evidence line.
Report-ready teacher note
One sentence per session, written to be pasted into a progress report or an email home without rewriting.
Five-minute reteach
A concrete activity with three steps, targeted at the diagnosed misconception rather than at the topic.
Class grouping by misconception
Cards group across a class so you can see which eleven students share one fault line and plan two small groups instead of one lost lesson.
Works over your own material
Paste or upload the worksheet, the passage or the problem set you already use. There is no content library to adopt first.
Math, reading and science
Three subject engines at launch, each with its own skill vocabulary. Reading separates decoding from comprehension rather than merging them.
Nothing to enter
No scores to type, no rubric to fill, no assessment window to schedule. The record is a by-product of the session.
02 For the leader
The part that has to survive a board slide
Growth you can show, sourced from work students actually did, with the reasoning attached so nobody has to take the number on trust.
Mastery over time
Each skill carries a series, not a snapshot. Session eight is read against session one for the same student and the same skill.
CSV export
Every tier exports mastery data as CSV. School and above can schedule recurring reports to a named address.
SIS and LMS export
District tier maps to your standards and exports into the systems your reporting already runs on.
MTSS and intervention records
Per-skill documentation with student evidence, produced continuously, so a tiered support decision has a paper trail without a new assessment.
Roles and permissions
Teacher and Admin on School. District, School and Coach roles on District, so a coach sees a cohort without seeing everything.
Audit log
90 days on School, two years on District. Who looked at what, and when.
03 For IT and the reviewer
The part that decides whether the pilot happens
Stated plainly, including the things we do not have. The student privacy page goes through each one in detail.
Reviewer checklist
Six answers, including the one we cannot claim yet
- No training on student work Yes
- Student work is not used to train models, is not sold and is not used for advertising. This is a product decision, not a toggle a teacher can get wrong.
- Deletion on request Yes
- Records are deletable on request, per student or in bulk, and deletion removes the stored work as well as the derived card.
- SSO and rostering By tier
- Google Workspace for Education on School. Clever, ClassLink and SAML on District. A custom identity provider on Enterprise.
- Minimum necessary collection Yes
- We hold the work, the derived skills and the roster identity the school supplies. No behavioral profile, no advertising identifiers, no third-party trackers on student-facing screens.
- Third-party certification Not yet
- No SOC 2 report, no ISO 27001 certificate, no COPPA safe-harbor seal and no completed third-party audit today. Saying otherwise would be the first false thing you read.
- Procurement paperwork By tier
- Invoicing and purchase orders on District and Enterprise. Data protection agreement review on Enterprise. Questions go to a person, not a form.
04 Comparison
Where the categories actually differ
Category-level differences, not vendor claims. Where a category's answer depends on the specific plan or contract, this table says so instead of guessing. Coeducate is not affiliated with any product named here.
Student-facing tutoring session
- Coeducate
- Yes
- Generic AI chat
- Yes
- Teacher tool suites
- No, the tools are for adults
- Adaptive courseware
- Yes, inside their courseware
Per-skill mastery record for the teacher
- Coeducate
- Yes, after every session
- Generic AI chat
- No, only a transcript
- Teacher tool suites
- No student session to record
- Adaptive courseware
- Yes, within their own scope and sequence
Works over the material you already teach
- Coeducate
- Yes, paste or upload your own
- Generic AI chat
- Yes, but nothing is retained as evidence
- Teacher tool suites
- Yes, for planning artifacts
- Adaptive courseware
- No, locked to their curriculum
Hints before answers, by default
- Coeducate
- Yes, Socratic mode is the default
- Generic AI chat
- No, it answers on request
- Teacher tool suites
- Not applicable
- Adaptive courseware
- Varies by product and setting
Student work used to train models
- Coeducate
- No, never
- Generic AI chat
- Depends on plan and settings
- Teacher tool suites
- Depends on vendor and plan
- Adaptive courseware
- Depends on vendor and contract
Bought as
- Coeducate
- Monthly or annual, PO on District
- Generic AI chat
- Per-seat consumer or team plan
- Teacher tool suites
- Per-teacher or district license
- Adaptive courseware
- Multi-year district contract
05 Pricing
Priced per program, not per seat
Annual billing is about 17% lower. There is no free tier, and the privacy posture is identical on every plan.
Classroom
$89/mo
One teacher, up to 60 students, CSV mastery export.
School
$349/mo
Up to 10 educators and 600 students, roles, SSO, scheduled reports.
District
$1,290/mo
Up to 75 educators and 5,000 students, standards mapping, SIS export, PO billing.
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See what a session actually produces
Run the Mastery Check on the sample work, or paste your own practice text. Nothing you type is stored.
Student work is never used to train models. No card required to try the demo.