No. Beacon uses questions, hints, and explanations to help students work toward the answer and understand the process themselves.
For an algebra 2 problem, Beacon may help students examine its structure, recall a relevant concept, or compare possible methods. This is especially helpful when a problem combines several skills or requires multiple steps.
Students remain responsible for completing the calculations and making decisions as they work. If their approach is unsuccessful, Beacon guides them in reviewing their reasoning and identifying a productive next step.
By actively working through quadratic equations, polynomials, systems, functions, and other advanced topics, students can deepen their understanding and apply what they learn to future algebra 2 problems.
