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Proficiency
+30%
Confidence
+20%
*Based on average entry and exit ticket results after each practice session.
Your Student’s Co-Thinker, Every Step of the Way
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Real-time, targeted feedback on a whiteboard to close learning gaps.
Scaffolded guidance to build mastery and confidence.
Independent problem-solving without giving away answers.
100+ languages supported, including Spanish, French, Haitian Creole.
Identify & Close Learning Gaps in Real Time
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See how students think with AI-powered conversation insights.
Monitor and engage the entire class in real time.
Enable targeted small group instruction through AI-driven learning gap analysis.
Built for Teachers,
Backed by Standards
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Integrated with 50+ curricula, including Illustrative Math, for seamless classroom use.
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Fully aligned to state standards for grades
3-12.
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Written by math teachers, offering 10,000+ expert-designed problems across three difficulty levels.
Fill Learning Gaps with Personalized Paths
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Target skill gaps with built-in alignment to NWEA MAP and Renaissance Star.
Track skill mastery effortlessly with the teacher dashboard.
Seamlessly upload reports for effortless alignment.
Thinkverse helped my students build their math persistence and confidence, particularly in learning how to ask questions and in becoming more independent learners.
Dr. Michael Gorse, Algebra 1 Teacher
What I like about Thinkverse is its ability to foster independence among students, help them answer questions, and develop the essential skill of asking questions.
Ms. Gina Chaves,
8th Grade Math Teacher
"Thinkverse has transformed the learning experience in my classroom, making math more engaging and accessible for students of the modern age who thrive on tech. “
Mr. Michael Peterson,
8th Grade Math Teacher
"I find that as soon as I teach the lesson, I can go even more into depth with Thinkverse. The kids have become really comfortable asking the questions. They actually prefer to ask the AI than me. So they are really into it."
Ms. Amanda Tolliver,
6th Grade Math Teacher