Smart-Reader is a teacher-created AI reading coach designed for high school analysis: evaluative questions, evidence-first coaching, and essay outlines that map to AP Literature, AP Lang, DBQ writing, and college-level analysis.
AP courses, DBQs, and college-level analysis require students to argue with evidence, engage with complex language, and synthesize across sources. Consumer AI shortcuts destroy the muscle these classes are supposed to build.
Smart-Reader treats high schoolers as writers-in-training. The evaluative question layer pushes past summary. Feedback asks "where in the text?" before agreeing. And the essay outline maps to the structure AP graders and college professors expect.
Every section pushes past 'what happened' to 'what does it mean and why does it matter?'
Cited responses feed directly into a document-based essay outline.
Speeches, historical documents, court opinions — Smart-Reader handles dense text.
Feedback nudges reasoning, cites gaps, and challenges weak thesis statements.
Chapter memory means senior-year analysis of a full novel actually works.
Outline structure matches AP Lit, AP Lang, and freshman comp expectations.
Yes. The evaluative question layer, evidence-first coaching, and essay outline map directly to AP Literature, AP Lang, DBQ writing, and college-prep analysis.
Yes. Paste any primary source — speeches, historical documents, court opinions — and Smart-Reader builds the close reading and outline.
Yes. The literal / inferential / evaluative questions mirror the reasoning tested on standardized reading sections.