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Your SkulMate. He stays until it is yours.
Say it out loud. He draws the idea, stays on the stuck point, and remembers how you like it explained. Need a person? He brings one in.
How a lesson with Mate feels
He listens, explains the idea, and helps you practice. A tutor can join when you want a person in the room.
Talk it through
Say it out loud. Mate is already listening. Interrupt him. Type if someone else is in the room.
See the idea
He draws as you talk. A board, a picture, a check. The lesson moves with you.
Practice what feels difficult
Work on the part you do not understand yet: a maths question, photosynthesis, or a BEPC essay. Start there instead of repeating the whole chapter.
Your school subjects
From SIL to University. Maths, languages, sciences, hist-geo, philo, CS, and whatever you walk in with.
A picture of progress
What is firm, what is still sticky. Parents who study get the same view for themselves.
Picks up where you stopped
Next time, he already knows where you left off, and how you like it explained.
With Mate
Already listening
Say it out loud. Interrupt. Type if the room is shared.
The idea on the board
He draws as you talk. A picture, a check, the next step.
Need help with something?
He explains it in another way and practices it with you.