01
Answer
You answer one question
Mentora starts with what happened: whether you were correct, how long it took, and which step broke if the answer was wrong.
How it works
Your answer changes the next question.
See the mechanism behind Mentora: every answer is checked for accuracy, speed, and topic links, then the next useful question is chosen from your concept map.
Learning frontier
Find where you are ready to learn next.
Secure
Use independently
Review soon
Correct now, but fading
Frontier
Ready for a small stretch
Repair first
Earlier idea is blocking progress
move
repair
Evidence
What did your answer show?
Decision
Move, review, or repair?
Session
What task should happen next?
Next decision
Move forward, review lightly, or repair the foundation first.
Decision engine
One answer becomes a decision.
A worksheet usually stops at right or wrong. Mentora asks what the result means: ready to move, fragile enough to review, or blocked enough to repair.
02
Check
The answer is scored in context
Correct and fast, correct but slow, wrong and fast, and wrong and slow all lead to different next decisions.
03
Update
The concept map updates
The current skill, earlier prerequisites, and later topics are adjusted together, so one answer can affect more than one part of your path.
04
Choose
The next useful task is selected
Mentora chooses whether to repair a broken step, review a fragile skill, check readiness, or move you into a harder question.
05
Explain
You can see the reason
The session does not just end with a mark. You see what changed, what comes next, and why that task was selected.
Example decision
Correct does not always mean ready.
If you get a question right but take too long, Mentora can treat the concept as developing rather than secure. The next task checks fluency before moving into harder work.
Key idea
The next question is not random. It is chosen because your last answer changed your readiness.
Your answer
Correct, but slow
What it means
The idea is forming, but fluency is not reliable yet.
Next task
A short review checks the same skill with less scaffolding.
What changes
If the review is faster, Mentora can move you forward.
Answer signals
The same mark can lead to different paths.
Correct + fast
Move forward
Correct + slow
Review fluency
Wrong + fast
Check the broken step
Wrong + slow
Repair the foundation
Why this matters
You get the reason, not just the result.
Move
Correct and fast can unlock the next concept.
Review
Correct but slow can return as a fluency check.
Repair
Wrong answers can pull you back to the missing prerequisite.
Connected concepts
Your current skill, prerequisites, and later topics are considered together.
Timed return
Fragile skills come back before they fade into bigger gaps.
Clear decisions
Each task has a reason: repair, review, readiness check, or move forward.
See the decision engine inside the first course.
The course page shows how this works for O-Level E-Math revision.