The AI Solution for 24/7 Support and Academic Integrity
【Challenge 1: The AI Dilemma and Academic Integrity】
We are now firmly in the AI era. While the vast majority of students use AI tools to assist with their daily studies, a significant number admit to using AI for academic dishonesty. School leaders face a complex dilemma: on one hand, they recognize that AI’s immense power is fundamentally reshaping the future of education; on the other, concerns over academic integrity leave them uncertain about how to formally integrate AI into their school's curriculum.
【Challenge 2: Limited Teacher Capacity vs. 24/7 Learning Support】
A full-time teacher typically oversees around 100 students, carrying a heavy workload. While teachers deserve rest during evenings and school holidays, student questions do not stop when the final bell rings. Who provides academic support after hours and over breaks? Should this responsibility fall entirely on parents?
The MathHint Solution
MathHint was created to help schools seamlessly address both challenges:
Relieving Teacher Workload with 24/7 Availability
Powered by a robust AI framework, MathHint delivers 24/7 personalized guidance to hundreds and thousands of students—seamlessly covering in-class, break time, after-school, and holiday learning, while significantly reducing the workload of mathematics and physics teachers.
Safeguarding Integrity through Guided Thinking
Using a scaffolded, hint-based approach, MathHint deliberately omits direct, copyable solutions. This eliminates academic integrity risks at the source.
Recommending general-purpose AI tools like ChatGPT for after-school help is ill-advised for schools, as direct answers encourage students to bypass critical thinking. In contrast, recommending MathHint is a prudent, responsible choice that offers profound long-term value: it protects academic integrity while actively transforming students into thoughtful, self-directed learners.
We believe that in the AI era, providing students with access to a hint-based AI learning assistant will become as natural as providing them with access to a library, a learning platform, or a teacher after school.
When to Use MathHint
Scenario 1: During Mathematics Class Practice
During classroom practice, MathHint can help teachers support 20–30 students simultaneously by providing each student with personalised hints as they work through problems.
Scenario 2: When the Mathematics Teacher Is on Leave
When a mathematics teacher is on leave and a non-mathematics teacher covers the class, students can still use MathHint to receive scaffolded hints while working on mathematics.
Scenario 3: The Bell Rings, but Questions Remain
When students still have questions but the bell rings and the teacher needs to leave for a break, MathHint can help students continue working through their questions.
Scenario 4: Homework at Home or Study During Holidays
When doing homework at home or studying during school holidays, students can access MathHint for hints whenever they need help, without having to wait for their teacher.
US School Pricing
(Prices below are per student)
| US$30/Year |
US$3/Month (3-11-month subscription) US$2.5/Month (additional months beyond 1 year) |
Value Comparison & ROI
- A maths teacher in the US typically teaches around 100 students and earns an annual salary of approximately USD 75,000. Providing MathHint annual accounts for those 100 students costs just USD 3,000—only 4% of the teacher's annual salary. MathHint acts as a 24/7 learning assistant, extending students' access to guided maths support beyond the hours a teacher can provide. All for just 4% of a teacher's salary.
Bring MathHint to Your Students
Equip your school with a unique AI tool to meet students' 24/7 Q&A needs, reduce teacher workload, maintain academic integrity, and help students become thoughtful, active learners.
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