ArcMath Teaching OS
Arcmath brings class management, PDF materials, assignments, student submissions, verified grading, and teacher-facing insight into one workflow for international schools and tutorial organizations.
Schools need a single place to organize classes, assign the right material, collect work before the deadline, and see how students are actually reasoning through problems.
Arcmath is designed around that daily workflow: administrators manage the organization, teachers prepare and grade assignments, and students receive structured feedback without the system simply handing them the answer.
Each organization has an admin account that manages classes, assigns teachers and students, and reviews activity across accounts inside that organization.
Teachers can upload PDF materials, select pages or problem ranges, combine them with Arcmath resources, set due times, and collect student submissions in one place.
Student answers can be reviewed with formal-verification-aware grading, teacher overrides, class gradebooks, and reports that make weak points visible without losing the original work.
These live motion panels demonstrate the work loop: capture math, check reasoning, give teacher-safe hints, and turn submissions into class-level insight.
a² + b² ≥ 2abBackends voting...
Click I'm stuck and reveal one hint at a time - direction first, computation last.
What single algebraic identity transforms (a-b)^2 into a sum of three terms?
Expand (a-b)^2 = a^2 - 2ab + b^2. The inequality is the same as showing this expansion is >= 0.
Any real number squared is >= 0. Apply that to (a-b)^2 and rearrange to land at a^2 + b^2 >= 2ab.
18 problems graded · 2 escalated to teacher review.
The org admin creates classes, invites or creates teacher accounts, and places student accounts into the correct classes.
The teacher uploads a PDF or uses existing resources, selects the exact pages and problem range, transforms the selected problems into assignment items, and sets the due time.
Students open the assigned material, write or upload their answers, and submit before the deadline. Late and missing submissions remain visible to the teacher.
Teachers grade submissions with the help of verified grading signals, then inspect class-level results and individual student history.
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