Setup & supports
Match StudyState to the person using it
Choose a role first, then location, grade, real classes and learning supports. StudyState will unlock the right workspace and keep the tools easier to use.
Step 1
Who is this workspace for?
Different roles get different tools after setup. Students get games and study tools. Teachers, tutors and admins get educator-facing features.
Step 2
School, location & grade
This decides your state test labels, county textbook context, grade-filtered classes and role-aware workspace.
Step 3
Grade-approved classes
Classes can only be selected from the catalog for the chosen grade — no random free-text courses.
No classes added yet.
Step 4
How do you learn best?
We'll open every topic in this mode. You can switch any time.
Step 5
Learning accommodations & accessibility
Save the supports the learner actually uses. StudyState applies them to the interface, quizzes and AI tutor.
These settings do not create or replace an IEP/504 plan or testing accommodation approval.
Adds read-aloud controls for pages and quiz questions.
Saves a dictation preference so supported study tools can favor voice input.
Increases interface text size across the study workspace.
Strengthens text, borders and focus visibility.
Uses Atkinson Hyperlegible for clearer letter shapes.
AI explanations favor shorter steps and one task at a time.
Practice and tutor help lead with a clue before a full solution.
Simplifies decorative effects and keeps study screens calmer.
Adds more breathing room between quiz choices.
Turns off most transitions and animations.
Tells study tools to favor shorter chunks with natural pause points.
Avoids showing optional countdown pressure when a timer is not required.
Records calculator access as a study preference; official test rules still apply.