Acuitely isn't a dashboard bolted onto your gradebook. It's a continuous loop that runs underneath teaching — six stages, repeating every unit.
Teachers mark topics as taught as they go, in sync with actual classroom pace — not a static syllabus calendar that drifts from reality.
Assessments trigger on topic completion, run weekly, or are built manually — every question pre-mapped to the learning dimensions it tests.
Mapped to: topics, prerequisites, cognitive skills, Bloom's, DOK
Responses are scored against the dimension map, not just marked right or wrong — producing a per-student, per-topic understanding profile.
The system surfaces exactly where understanding breaks down — a missing prerequisite, a weak cognitive skill, a specific misconception.
3 students affected · missing prerequisite: multiplication of fractions (Unit 2)
Targeted content and practice route to exactly the gap found — visible to the student, and to the teacher who's tracking it.
Remediation is checked against future assessments automatically, so everyone can see whether it actually worked — then the loop starts again.
This is what happens underneath a single question, before a student even answers it.
“A recipe needs ¾ cup of flour for 2 batches. How much flour is needed for 5 batches?”
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