№ 01 · The syllabus

Two courses, taught properly.

Not a question bank with a subject label on it. A sequence, in the order school teaches it, with a running picture of what your student has actually got.

The syllabus

A real course, not a pile of questions.

SmartWit follows the Illustrative Mathematics sequence most US high schools teach, unit by unit, with mastery tracked per topic, so the next session starts where the last one actually ended.

Algebra 1

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The whole first-year sequence — statistics, linear equations, functions, and quadratics.

  • One-variable Statistics
  • Linear Equations, Inequalities, and Systems
  • Two-variable Statistics
  • Functions
  • Introduction to Exponential Functions
  • Introduction to Quadratic Functions
  • Quadratic Equations
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Geometry

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Constructions through circles — the course where drawing the figure is half the work.

  • Constructions and Rigid Transformations
  • Congruence
  • Similarity
  • Right Triangle Trigonometry
  • Solid Geometry
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Circles
  • Conditional Probability
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Algebra 2

Coming soon

Polynomials through logarithms. Being built now; not open yet.

№ 02 · Why a course

Tonight's homework, inside the course it belongs to.

Bring any problem in — read it out, or write it on the board. Because SmartWit knows which unit it belongs to, working it also moves the mastery estimate for that topic, and the next session opens where this one actually ended rather than where the worksheet happened to stop.

Both courses are included in either plan, and a student can work across the two, so a shaky algebra step inside a geometry problem gets picked up rather than skipped.

How mastery tracking works →
A SmartWit Geometry session on a phone: a right triangle with legs 3 and 4 and hypotenuse 5, the angle θ marked at the base, the student's sin θ = 4/5 with the fraction ringed in red, and the tutor's handwritten question 'which leg is opposite θ?'. A hold-to-speak control sits at the bottom of the screen.

Geometry, on a phone · web, iOS & Android

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