Your child reads the Great Books.
An AI tutor asks the questions.
They learn to think.
You haven't read all the Great Books yourself
You default to explaining instead of asking
One-on-one discussion is exhausting with multiple kids
Your child just wants the answer
What if there was a tutor who could ask the right questions,
guide your child through the text, and never give up?
It doesn't lecture. It doesn't give answers.
It asks questions that lead your child to understanding.
Read the story or primary source passage
Your AI tutor asks Socratic questions
Progress through comprehension, analysis, and meaning
Classical education through the Trivium: Grammar, Dialectic, Rhetoric
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Yes. The tutor only discusses the texts in the curriculum. It never asks personal questions, never goes off-topic, and never provides inappropriate content. All conversations are about literature, history, and ideas. Parents can review full conversation history at any time.
Grammar stage content is designed for grades 3-6 (ages 8-12). Dialectic stage is for grades 7-9. Rhetoric stage (coming soon) will serve grades 10-12. Children should be able to read independently to use the tutor effectively.
You can, but you don't have to. The tutor guides the entire conversation. Many parents use this for independent work time while they teach other children or handle household tasks. You can review the conversation afterward to see what was discussed.
The tutor doesn't say "wrong." Instead, it asks follow-up questions that guide your child toward better understanding. That's the Socratic method — the student discovers the truth through questioning rather than being told the answer.
Trivium Tutor is built specifically for classical education. Our curriculum follows the Trivium (Grammar, Dialectic, Rhetoric) and features the Great Books — from Aesop to Augustine to the American Founders. We're not a general tutoring tool; we're a classical education companion.