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Where is the learner in their math journey, really?
The condition observed
No comprehensive diagnostic that names what is mastered and what is misunderstood
- Traditional schools push a fixed curriculum — ignoring what each learner has already mastered or where the foundation is shaky
- Mastery-based settings want to tailor — but no tool maps mastered concepts, named misconceptions, and areas to work on
- Khan’s course challenge probes only some skills, measures performance (right/wrong), not true mastery
- Without the full picture, a tailored curriculum is guesswork
Strata Mundo · the remedy
A telemetry-based diagnostic, with a probe loop
- Reads the trajectory — drags, removals, commits, resets, timing — not just the final answer
- Names specific misconceptions with evidence pointing to the problems where they fired
- Categorical states — Mastered / Working on / Needs attention / Not yet probed — never percentages
- Loop, not one-shot: assess → diagnose → plan → activities → focused probe → mastery declared, or re-plan
- The probe loop is what distinguishes a diagnostic of current misconception from proof of mastery


