Start small. Learn big.
How it works
Adaptable lessons, built to stack
Nothing is locked in. Add, remove, swap, or push any pad at any time to reshape the path for each learner.
- Lesson Pad1 concept · 7 sections
- The atomic building block: 1 concept, 7 sections. Every pad reinforces a single idea learners are already studying.
- Lesson3–5 pads on a topic
- Stack 3–5 related pads on a topic to build a complete lesson learners can move through at their own pace.
- UnitA group of lessons
- Group lessons into a chapter or theme. A unit organizes related lessons into a coherent block of learning.
- Learning PathA full set of units
- A supplemental learning path built from units. Assign at any level, adapt it for each learner, and change the sequence anytime.
Focused lesson pads
Find the step that needs more practice
A missed answer can point to a concept that needs attention. Give learners focused practice, review their responses, and decide when they are ready for the next step.
- Read → recall → apply.
- 7-section pad per concept, instead of a single lecture or reading.
- Retry until mastery.
- Meet the assigned mastery threshold before moving on. Educators control changes to the path.
- Instant feedback.
- Graded response by response, not just a score at the end.
For educators
Make room for focused learner support
A draft gives you somewhere to start. Learner responses help you decide what comes next.
Start with a focused draft
Choose a concept and grade level. PushPad creates the pad; you review its wording, directions, and answers before assigning it.
See the responses behind the score
Review recorded attempts and section progress to find work that needs attention. Use that evidence to guide your next conversation with the learner.
Keep control of the next step
Assign focused support, adjust a learning path, or extend a deadline for a learner. You decide which change fits their needs.
Questions about targeted practice
What is a lesson pad?
A lesson pad is a focused practice sequence for one concept. Its seven sections cover key vocabulary, an explanation, a real-world example, an activity, practice exercises, problems, and a quiz.
How can PushPad support a learner with a learning gap?
Choose the specific concept that needs attention, review the pad, and assign it to that learner. Use their responses and progress to decide what support to offer next. PushPad does not diagnose learning difficulties or guarantee an outcome.
Does PushPad replace the curriculum I already use?
PushPad supplements your instruction. You choose the topic and focus, then use individual pads or a learning path to reinforce what learners are already studying.
Who controls changes to a learning path?
The educator does. PushPad can suggest support based on recorded progress, and the educator reviews and confirms changes to assigned work. Learners access the work their educator assigns.