A guided tour of everything — the website, your identity and avatar, your notes, the Assessment Center, the supports built for you, and where every guide lives. Go at your own speed, check off a chapter when you finish it, and come back whenever you forget where something is.
Everything in the Studio hangs off the menu bar at the top of every page. Five doors — that's the whole map.
Open your course (Algebra I, Geometry, Earth Systems Science, and the self-study courses) and you land on a course hub. Every hub is built the same way, so once you learn one you know them all:
You are never your real name here. You travel as an alias with a character you build — and that one identity follows you everywhere, including into the Assessment Center.
The Scholar Dashboard is your command center: stats, insights, your Assessment Center progress, achievements, game records, notes, activity timeline, feedback, and retakes. If you're ever lost, start there.
The Note Studio isn't a text box. It's a set of 15 note formats — Cornell, concept map, flow chart, comparison table, vocabulary, worked-example, and more — so you can match the format to the kind of thinking the topic needs.
You can have your own notes with you during a quiz or test — but only notes that have gone through the approval chain, and only if you set it up before assessment day. This is your job, not your teacher's.
The complete, step-by-step version with pictures lives here: 📓 Notes on Assessments — full guide →
This is where you take what Dr. Ijezie assigns. It's deliberately separate from the practice games — practice questions and test questions never overlap, so a test is always a fresh, fair check.
The portal opens bright — that's Daybreak. The sun/moon toggle at the top-right flips it to the dark Mathematical Vision theme. Pick whichever is easier on your eyes; it sticks.
Look at the middle-right edge of the screen: your equipped pet is perched on a glowing ✦ ASSIST handle. Tap it to open your toolkit.
My Submissions used to be its own thing; it's now folded into My Progress. One place shows:
You don't get emailed. Answers come to you at your next sign-in, as a small notice in the portal: a retake approved or declined, a regrade finished, or a note approved or declined — with the reason and a fix-it link when there's something to correct.
These aren't labels on a page. Each one is a switch that actually changes how an assessment behaves for you. They live under ♿ Accessibility in the ✦ ASSIST dock, and the ones you've been granted follow you into every assessment automatically.
The whole point of this tour: you shouldn't have to wait for someone to unstick you. Almost every answer is already written down. Here's the map.
The Guardian Program lets a parent or guardian follow your progress. It's free, optional, and it never changes your grade — ask Dr. Ijezie for your family's invite code. They can also use the Family Hub and the Calendar.
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