MobyMax is designed to provide students with multiple opportunities to master a skill. When a student does not meet the required passing percentage, the platform automatically assigns a new variation of the same skill. This approach supports learning through repetition and encourages persistence.
What if the student continues to fail?
If a student fails two to four variations of the same skill in a row (depending on the subject and skill type), MobyMax will record the score for the skill instead of continuing with additional variations.
At that point:
The skill is considered complete (even if not passed).
It is up to the teacher to decide whether to reassign the skill or allow the student to move on.
Can MobyMax reassign the skill automatically?
No. Once all available variations of a skill have been completed, MobyMax will not automatically reassign that skill to the student. However, teachers have the option to:
Manually reassign the same skill for more practice.
Assign a related or foundational skill to support student growth.
This ensures teachers have full control over pacing and remediation.
Why does this matter?
By offering structured attempts and teacher-directed reassignment, MobyMax empowers educators to tailor instruction to student needs, supporting struggling learners without unnecessary repetition for those who are ready to move forward.