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Getting Started with Adaptive Practice for Teachers & Admins

Adaptive Practice is Coming to Albert!

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Written by Sarah Ruiz-Baranov
Updated this week

We’re thrilled to announce that Adaptive Practice is launching soon on Albert!

Adaptive is a brand-new way for students to practice skills and for teachers to track growth. Instead of assigning specific questions, you’ll assign a skill, and Albert will take care of the rest. The platform dynamically adapts question difficulty and pacing based on each student’s responses, helping them reach mastery faster.

What Makes Adaptive Special?

  • Assign skills, not questions
    Just pick the skill, and Albert generates the questions and tracks progress for you.

  • Clear, opinionated data
    Get instant insight into which students have mastered which skills and who still needs support.

  • Unlimited practice
    Adaptive questions don’t run out. Students can keep practicing until they achieve mastery.

  • Intelligent mastery tracking
    Adaptive uses an innovative algorithm that tracks recent patterns, not just correctness, to determine mastery without being punitive.

  • Free forever
    Adaptive Practice is free for all teachers and students, whether or not you're part of a school license.

What Subjects Will Be Adaptive?

Our initial launch includes:

  • Math (Grades 6–12)

  • Grammar (Grades 3–12)

Coming soon:

  • Math (Grades 3–5)

  • Vocabulary & Reading (Grades 3–12)

More subjects and tools will be added throughout the 2025–26 school year!

How Can I Learn More?

Right now, we’re putting the finishing touches on Adaptive. Once it’s live, this page will include a step-by-step guide to help you get started. Stay tuned, we’ll update this article the moment Adaptive is ready to explore!

In the meantime, you can:

  • Sign up for our waitlist to be the first to know about any updates.

  • Reach out to your Albert rep with any questions.

  • Share this article with your teammates so they’re in the loop!

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