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Every mind learns differently.Limud teaches that way.

Teachers share one assignment and the learning material behind it. Students get support built around how they learn, and teachers and families see the same evidence of what is landing and what is not.

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Illustrative exampleAlex · Grade 5 · Equivalent fractions

Fractions check

Write three fractions equal to 2/4, and show how you know each one is equal.

24 pts

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Step 1: start with 2/4. Step 2: cut each of the four parts in half — that is 4 shaded out of 8, so 2/4 = 4/8. Step 3: do the same again for the third one.

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One missed idea, followed all the way through.

Most tools would report the score. Limud notices the pattern behind it, and carries that one finding to the teacher and the parent in the words each of them needs.

Illustrative exampleAlex · Grade 5 · Equivalent fractions

  1. 01One student, one concept

    Alex keeps missing the same idea.

    Not a bad week. The same misunderstanding, inside otherwise ordinary work.

    Equivalent Fractions

    2/4 = ?

    1/21/43/4

    Try again.

  2. 02What Limud notices

    Same concept. Six days running.

    A score says the answer was wrong. The pattern says which idea is missing.

    Equivalent Fractions
    6sessions this week,
    the same concept every time

  3. 03The teacher view

    The teacher sees it too.

    In the student file, with the number of data points behind the claim. No dashboard to go hunting through.

    AlexGrade 5, student file
    Equivalent Fractions6 observations

    Same error, six sessions running.

  4. 04What the family gets

    Plain words. One thing to try tonight.

    No percentages and no jargon. What is going on, in the words a family uses.

    Family update

    Alex is having a tough time seeing that 2/4 and 1/2 are the same amount.

    Tonight: cut something into 4 pieces and take 2. Ask if that is the same as half.

Then it starts again, from the student’s next answer.

See what Limud produces.

Three things you can hold us to, all of them shipped rather than planned.

  1. Two uploads, not one

    The teacher uploads the graded assignment and, separately, the teaching material. Every student is marked on the same artifact, because fairness in evaluation is not negotiable. Only the way in changes.

    Illustrative example

    Common graded assignment

    Write three fractions equal to 2/4, and show how you know each one is equal.

    Adapted learning material

    Step 1: start with 2/4. Step 2: cut each of the four parts in half — that is 4 shaded out of 8, so 2/4 = 4/8. Step 3: do the same again for the third one.

  2. Every claim says what it rests on

    The note a family reads reports its evidence strength, the number of learning events behind it, and who wrote it. A guess is never dressed up as a finding: when the evidence is still thin, the note says so.

    Illustrative example

    Written by Limud's AI

    Alex is having a tough time seeing that 2/4 and 1/2 are the same amount. Cut something into 4 pieces and take 2, then ask if that is the same as half.

    Learning events behind the read
    6
    Evidence strength
    68%
    Updated
    2 days ago

  3. It sits beside the tools already in the room

    Google Classroom sync is in the plan. Canvas, Schoology and Clever are the LMS and SIS connectors add-on. All 4 are built against real course lists and rosters, not logos on a page.

    Illustrative example
    • Google ClassroomIncluded
    • CanvasAdd-on · LMS and SIS connectors
    • SchoologyAdd-on · LMS and SIS connectors
    • CleverAdd-on · LMS and SIS connectors
4

connectors ship in the product. See what Limud connects to

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One plan for a district, priced by the seat and invoiced once a year. One plan for a household, priced by the month.

Schools and districts

$4–$6per student, per year

Invoiced annually against a purchase order. Minimum $2,500 a year.

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Families

$5per household, per month

Up to 5 children. $4 a month paid up front, $48 billed annually.

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Start with one student.

One assignment, one class, one child at the kitchen table. The engine is the same either way, and it starts from whatever that student does next.

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