MATH
AI problem solving help in
Algebra 🔢
Have AI run a study session, where every student receives personalized problem solving help. You’ll get a summary of their performance.
Give students problem solving practice with AI feedback.
"One student used Flint to make a unit test study guide. Another checked homework by comparing their steps to AI solutions, identifying and correcting mistakes on their own. This independence and self-awareness are key signs of deeper learning."
"I saw engagement in a high school math classroom like never before. My students look at this AI platform as a safe place to ask a personalized question that they did not necessarily feel like asking out loud or have the time to ask me personally."
Features built for personalizing learning.
- Math formula editor.
- Graphing support.
- Image recognition.
Example use cases for Math
Generative AI is great at explaining step-by-step reasoning. Flint's built-in equation editor and calculator enable accurate math tutoring that AI models lack on their own. Furthermore, Flint can adapt to students’ performance—as they get more questions right, the newly generated questions get more challenging, and vice versa.
MathematicsMathsMiddle schoolKey Stage 3
A negative numbers temperature log that helps each student where they get stuck
Each student fills in a week of ski resort temperatures with Sparky. A wrong answer at zero gets a hint, a right one gets a harder day, and the teacher sees who got stuck on which day.
MathematicsMathsHigh schoolKey Stages 4 and 5
A trig lesson where each student tests why the ratios work
Each student resizes a right triangle Sparky builds and sees sine, cosine and tangent stay put until the angle changes. A student who picks the wrong ratio is sent back to that triangle, and a right answer gets an angle to find with inverse sine.
MathematicsMathsHigh schoolKey Stages 4 and 5
An exponential functions lesson where each student works out their own safe listening time
Each student finds how long they can play music at 100 decibels, using the NIOSH noise limit Sparky looks up and cites. A student who divides by the number of halvings gets sent back to one halving at a time, and a student who gets 15 minutes solves for their own commute with a logarithm.
MathematicsMathsMiddle schoolKey Stage 3
An expressions lesson where each student writes the rule for their own money
Each middle school student writes an expression for money they earn, types it into a spreadsheet in their chat with Sparky, and finds their own mistake when the totals stop matching.
MathematicsMathsMiddle schoolKey Stage 3
Equivalent ratios with a paint mixer that shows each student their own mistake
A paint mixer in Sparky's first message turns each student's ratio into a color. A student who mixes 6 blue to 7 yellow sees a bluer green than 2 to 3, and Sparky asks what changed. Shown with one 6th grader's chat and a free activity.
MathematicsMathsElementaryPrimary
How to check every student's paper work in elementary math
Students solve division on paper and send Sparky a photo. Sparky reads each line, asks the student to check their answer by multiplying, and points to the line only if they're still stuck, shown with a free 4th grade partial quotients activity.
MathematicsMathsElementaryPrimary
How to help every student discover factors and primes in elementary math
Students arrange chairs in equal rows, Sparky draws every arrangement as an exact grid of dots, and each student finds the factor pairs of 24, why 13 makes only one row, and that 24 is a multiple of its factors.
MathematicsMathsElementaryPrimary
How to help every student understand volume in elementary math
Students fill a 3D box with unit cubes one layer at a time, Sparky asks why layers times cubes in one layer gives the volume, and each student finishes by finding the volume of two boxes joined into an L shape.
MathematicsMathsHigh schoolKey Stages 4 and 5
How to help every student write inequalities from choices they'd make
One student compares two gym plans in a spreadsheet Sparky builds, finds where the cheaper plan switches, and writes the inequality that proves it, with a free Algebra 1 activity.
MathematicsMathsElementaryPrimary
How to teach fractions and decimals with number lines
How to teach fractions and decimals with number lines in 4th grade: students draw and label every number line, and Sparky checks each dot against the numbers they wrote.
MathematicsMathsMiddle schoolKey Stage 3
How to support productive struggle in middle school math
Productive struggle in math, in practice: give each student a problem that is a little hard for them, ask a question instead of fixing their mistake, and move them up when they're ready, shown with a ratios and proportions activity.
MathematicsMathsHigh schoolKey Stages 4 and 5
How to give every student a personal tutor at your school
AI tutoring for schools: every student gets a personal tutor during class, and the teacher hears about the students who need a person, shown with an Algebra 1 slope lesson.
MathematicsMathsMiddle schoolKey Stage 3
How to teach math to multilingual learners
Math strategies for multilingual learners: give the key terms in each student's home language, keep the problems in English, and match each question to the student's level, shown with a linear equations review.
