“**“It helps guide you through any problems you’re having”**”

Hana, a rising junior from the Bay Area, has interests ranging from UX design to marine biology. When she talks about Aristotle, she thinks both as a designer and as a student.

"It's different from a lot of other AI websites because it doesn't give you the answers straight away," she explained. "It helps guide you through any problems you're having."

Building confidence

Hana uses Aristotle during school’s most stressful moments. "I used it multiple times before taking a test," she said, especially "with graphing, and also helping understand formulas."

Having that last-minute support not only solidified the concepts but also helped ease test anxiety.

No spoilers, please

Hana's favorite part of using Aristotle is simple: Aristotle helps you move through the problem without taking the learning away.

Aristotle's job is to provide the right amount of scaffolding while still placing the cognitive duty on the student. Or, in Hana's words, Aristotle is there to "help guide you."

Next stop: SATs

This summer, Hana is heading to Japan, seeing family, and working toward a diving certificate. Even with her busy schedule, Aristotle is still in the picture.

"I use it for studying for my SATs," she said, especially "math and reading."

For a student who thinks like both a learner and a designer, Aristotle’s distinct style matters: guidance through homework and tests—without losing the learning.