Create your edge in LGS Math by thinking it through
The LGS, Turkey's high-school entrance exam, measures reasoning rather than memorization. Arf never tells your student the answer; by asking the right question, it lets them find the solution on their own. That way, even when they meet a question they have never seen before on exam day, they can solve it.
8th grade students and their parents
Why a tutor that never gives the answer?
LGS math questions have grown longer and more context-heavy over time. A student who memorizes the formula but cannot apply it earns no points. Arf draws every step out of the student, producing learning that lasts and can actually be applied.
It diagnoses the weak concept
By following the student's solutions step by step, Arf catches recurring error patterns and intervenes precisely at that gap.
- Tells sign errors apart from genuine misconceptions
- Prioritizes the learning objectives that cost the most net score
- Turns practice-exam results into a meaningful study plan
Voice-based and patient
The student works by talking, without having to write anything down. Arf never gets bored and is ready to explain the same concept a fifth time with a fresh example.
A student who produces the answer can produce it on the exam too.
Content is aligned to the LGS format and the national curriculum's learning objectives.
No negative reaction to a wrong answer; mistakes are part of learning.
Frequently asked questions
Bots that hand over the answer do harm; but a Socratic AI that draws the answer out and diagnoses the weak concept directly develops the reasoning the LGS measures.
Arf classifies your mistakes as concept, attention, or timing errors and gets you to focus on the learning objectives where you lose the most net score. A higher net score comes from targeted work.
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