Atlas Math vs Komito

Atlas is the personalized practice tool within Innovamat's mathematics curriculum. Designed for students aged 3 to 16, it enables personalized, self-adjusting exercises that support each learner’s unique path. Innovamat’s didactic approach is structured around two complementary dynamics: - Classroom sessions (3 to 4 days a week), where teachers build knowledge alongside students through hands-on activities, guided discovery, and problem-solving. - Personalized practice (up to 45 minutes per week), where students reinforce classroom learning independently with the notebook and the Mathematical Atlas app. What does digital practice offer? - Strengthens content taught during classroom instruction. - Develops arithmetic fluency. - Adapts to each student’s learning pace through its self-adaptive approach. Which principles does it rely on? - Personalized learning - Growth mindset - Metacognition - Intrinsic motivation

Komito is a communication platform designed to simplify collaboration between instructors, parents, and students at Kumon learning centers. With Komito, parents can stay informed about their child’s progress while instructors can easily share updates, feedback, and learning resources — all in one place. Key Features Announcements Instructors can quickly share important updates, center news, and reminders with parents. Direct Feedback Provide personalized 1-to-1 feedback to support each student’s learning progress. Learning Resources Upload and access educational materials to help students succeed outside the classroom. Organized Communication Keep all messages, updates, and resources in one central platform, making it easier to manage every student’s learning journey. Komito helps centers build stronger connections with families while making communication faster, clearer, and more effective.