How Kareem works

Set up in minutes. The hard part — staying on track — runs itself.

1. 1

   Pick the curriculum and level

   Choose US Common Core, the UK National Curriculum, or Singapore Math, and your child's level. We map it to a full skill ladder for grades 1–8.

2. 2

   Run the adaptive placement

   A short check — about 8 to 12 questions — steps up and down the ladder to find where your child reliably succeeds, then sets their starting point. No live grading by a human or an AI; it uses your child's own answers.

3. 3

   Practice a few minutes a day

   Each day brings a small set of questions: a mix of skills that are due for review plus a steady trickle of new ones, never overwhelming. Instant feedback and a one-line explanation on every answer.

4. 4

   Spaced repetition keeps it stuck

   Every skill moves through review boxes. Get it right and it comes back later; miss it and it returns sooner. That's how short daily practice beats occasional cramming.

5. 5

   Track progress — across every curriculum

   The parent dashboard shows mastery by topic, streaks, and accuracy. It also shows where your child stands in all three systems, so a move abroad never means starting over.