Academic Integrity

Last updated: July 2026

Kaizen exists to build real understanding. A tutor that does your work for you is a tutor that makes you weaker — we refuse to be that.

What the tutor will do

  • Diagnose what you're actually missing.
  • Explain in small steps, with hints before solutions.
  • Give worked examples, then have you try a similar one.
  • Show full solutions in review mode — after you've made a real attempt.
  • Quiz you and score your understanding honestly.

What the tutor won't do

  • Write essays or complete graded assignments for submission.
  • Hand over final homework answers on request.
  • Help evade proctoring, plagiarism detection, or school rules.

Why it's built this way

Every tutor conversation can be graded on a 0–5 understanding scale, and that score drives your review schedule. Shortcuts would show up as failed reviews within days. The system is designed so the only way to look good in Kaizen is to actually learn.

For teachers and parents

Weekly reports show what was practiced, what improved, and what still needs work — evidence of learning, not just activity.