More than half of SPM takers struggle with math. Could AI be an answer?

18/09/2024 Wesley Lau Industry Updates
Using AI for Math

The recent SPM results revealed that 192,470 students—or 52% of SPM takers—had either failed or barely passed math, significantly stifling Malaysia’s high-tech nation ambitions.  

The need to nurture students in Math is important

Malaysia’s underperformance in math can be attributed to an overwhelming student-to-teacher ratio, with many public-school teachers responsible for five classes of 40 students. When more than half of their students are struggling, teachers are unable to dedicate the time required to nurture every student. As a result, students cannot get the help they need.  

AI can ensure students get round-the-clock access to personalised help.

But what if students could access the help that they need when they need it? That’s where the latest advances in AI come into play. With AI as a learning companion, students enjoy round-the-clock access to personalised help. 

Introducing Tupai, an AI math companion

You can text Tupai as if it were your Math teacher, and provides you with detailed explanations and exercises.

Tupai is an AI-powered math tutor that engages students through natural conversations, just like how students can openly speak to their teachers. Developed by concerned Malaysian citizens to tackle the decline in Malaysia’s math performance, Tupai helps students identify why they struggle in math.

Tupai will be launched this October with a limited special offer of 75% off. For more information, visit their website, or you can follow their social media for the latest news on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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