How Sparkpip works

A real lesson and the parent side, in about 90 seconds.

What the video shows

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   Your child picks a subject. They open Sparkpip, say how they are feeling, and pick math, English or science.

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   Pip starts with a trick and a problem. A trick is a named method and the reason it works. Then one problem to try, with a tool on screen they can touch.

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   A wrong answer gets a hint, not the answer. Your child gets a hint, or a smaller question.

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   A right answer earns a medal for the trick. Pip says what worked, and the next problem is theirs.

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   Read aloud, voice, or a photo. Pip can read every problem aloud. Your child can answer by typing, by voice, or with a photo of their homework.

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   Extra practice, and a shelf of tricks. Between lessons there is extra practice they can do on their own, and every trick they earn stays on their shelf.

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   Your side is behind your PIN. The dashboard shows what was practiced and how it went, and a short report arrives every Saturday morning.

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   How your child learns, and the weekly pace. You tell Pip how your child learns best, and each week you set the pace: level up, stay the course, or ease off.

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   On the Family plan. Pip sets a short homework sheet every Friday, marks it, and goes over the misses in the next lesson. You can also pick the topic for the week, and print a practice summary for parent-teacher interviews.

No credit card. Pip is an AI and can make mistakes; if something looks off, tell us.