Frequently asked questions and useful terms
Use these short answers when you need a quick reference. Follow the linked guide for the full steps.
Common questions
Section titled “Common questions”Why do my screens look different?
Section titled “Why do my screens look different?”The interface varies by grade, role, and account access. Some documentation screenshots were captured before the current branding; their captions say so. See the workspace tour.
Can I ask for a final answer?
Section titled “Can I ask for a final answer?”TutorMigo focuses on understanding. Show your own attempt and ask for the next hint. Time crunch speeds up the reasoning path for eligible grades while keeping you involved.
Does a parent account show every learner?
Section titled “Does a parent account show every learner?”No. The account must be linked to the learner, and access depends on the link and preferences. See Link a child.
Does Developer Login work on the public site?
Section titled “Does Developer Login work on the public site?”Developer Login is a local development feature. Use the normal sign-in flow for the public site.
Are AI feedback and exam estimates always correct?
Section titled “Are AI feedback and exam estimates always correct?”Check the reasoning and source material. Feedback can help identify what to practice; it does not guarantee a school grade or official exam score.
Glossary
Section titled “Glossary”| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Study Studio | The student session starting point with subject and goal choices |
| Buddy / persona | The tutor personality selected during session setup |
| Goal | The kind of learning help you want, such as Explain or Practice |
| Session | A tutoring conversation focused on a topic |
| Recap | A summary of learning and suggested next steps |
| Managed account | A learner account set up through a parent or school workflow |
| Entitlement | Account access or allowance for a feature |
| XP | An activity or achievement signal within the app |
| Mastery | A learning signal about a topic, interpreted alongside your actual work |
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