Struggling students are usually found out too late.

By the time a low grade appears on a report card, the term is mostly over. The student knew something was wrong weeks earlier; so, often, did the teacher. What nobody had was evidence specific enough to act on — which topic, how badly, and whether it was getting worse.

EduPH is built around that gap. Every quiz here records more than right or wrong: how long each question took, which hints were opened, which answers were changed, and where in the attempt the mistakes clustered. Those signals separate a learner who is guessing from one who is genuinely working and still not getting there — two situations that look identical in a score and call for opposite responses.

What the prediction is, and is not

The platform estimates where a learner is heading in a course and shows the reasons behind that estimate in plain language. It reports a range rather than a single number, because a model that is 80 per cent confident does not know the answer to one decimal place. When there is not enough evidence yet, it says so instead of guessing.

It is a teaching tool, not a diagnosis. It cannot tell you anything about a learning disability, a medical condition, or a student’s potential. It describes performance on this platform, in this subject, over the last few weeks — and that is all it claims.

Tutors are checked

Anyone can apply to teach. Nobody appears in the directory, publishes a course, or accepts a booking until an administrator has reviewed their credentials. A tutor whose application is still open is not listed and cannot be found — including by us telling you they exist.

About the data

Under the Data Privacy Act of 2012, information about a person’s age and education is sensitive personal information. Nearly everything this platform stores falls under that, which shapes how it is built: learners under 18 cannot be processed until a parent or guardian agrees, consent is recorded against a specific version of the privacy notice so it can be produced later, and every prediction keeps the exact figures behind it so it can be explained if a learner objects.

You can ask for a copy of your data, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it, at any time.