How Boddle’s Adaptive Learning Supports Students

Boddle’s approach to adaptive learning ensures that every student is met where they are on their learning path and receives just-right in-game content that helps them grow at their own pace.

How It Works: Meeting Each Student Where They Are

1. It Begins with a Placement Test

When students first log in and start playing, Boddle delivers a placement test in-game, but not the kind that causes stress or anxiety. It’s seamlessly built into gameplay, so students think they’re playing while Boddle identifies what skills they’ve mastered and what skills they’re ready to learn next.

This gives every student a personalized starting point, ensuring no one gets stuck on material that’s too hard, or bored by content they’ve already mastered.

2. Practice That Adapts Automatically

Once the placement test is done, Boddle’s AI continuously adjusts as students play.

• If a student is struggling with a skill, Boddle provides more practice and support.
• If a student is ready to move on, the system introduces new, more challenging concepts.

Each question is aligned to state standards and selected to guide students toward steady, confident growth, without extra work from the teacher.

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‍Time Back for Teachers

Because Boddle adapts automatically and grades every question for you, teachers don’t need to create multiple versions of the same assignment or spend hours on manual grading.

Instead, your Reports tab shows real-time insights into how each student is performing:

• Who’s ready to advance
• Who might need targeted review
• Which concepts the class as a whole could revisit

From the Student’s Point of View

For students, adaptive learning feels like play. They explore game worlds, earn rewards, and fill up their Boddle characters with knowledge, all while receiving questions tailored exactly to their level.

They never see a “one-size-fits-all” worksheet or a discouraging red mark. Instead, the system keeps them motivated and learning at their own pace, creating a positive cycle of progress that [builds both skill and confidence[ link to ESSA study.

Assignments as an Alternative

Teachers who prefer a little more control can also use Assignments to complement or even replace adaptive learning for specific lessons or skills. Assignments let you target exact standards, schedule them ahead of time, and make sure every student practices what you’re currently covering in class. And since assignments are still delivered in-game, students stay immersed in the same fun, interactive environment while you get detailed, auto-graded reports that make tracking progress simple.

Personalized Learning

At Boddle, our adaptive learning tools keep students challenged, supported, and engaged while freeing teachers to focus on creativity, connection, and community in the classroom. This gives teachers back the time to do what they do best: make learning personal, meaningful, and full of growth.

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