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Attach the textbook chapters, slides or pages this notebook's class uses. The tutor reads the relevant passages before every check, chat and practice exam, follows their definitions and notation, and cites them.

Indexed on this device only. Nothing is uploaded until a check or chat needs a passage.

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What would you like to learn today?

Anything — long division, the French subjunctive, how a bill becomes law, Python loops, reading a guitar chord chart. The tutor asks what you already know, puts a plan on the board, and teaches it one step at a time.

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Settings

Reading mode — a typeface made for dyslexia, wider letter and line spacing, a warmer page. Changes every word on screen, including the tutor's handwriting. Draw with a finger — for a phone with no pen. Off, only a pen writes: fingers pan and zoom, and a resting palm never leaves a mark. Smooth ink — a OneNote-style pen: the line thins where the hand is light or fast, the edges stay crisp, and the tip is drawn a few milliseconds ahead of the pen. Try it against the plain pen and keep the one you like. Pen diagnostics — a small live readout of what the pen and fingers send (for chasing a dropped stroke). Off unless you are debugging. Calculator — typing 3*(4+5) = in a text box fills in the answer, and the tutor may do arithmetic. Turn it off to make the student do every number.

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Learn's shared key is Gemini, and it's free — a Google account gets you one in a tap at aistudio.google.com/apikey. Bring your own and every check and chat runs on your account.

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