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An adaptive learning platform for maths, reading and reasoning. Find your starting point, practise with support and see your progress.
A clearer path, one connected skill at a time.
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Start with what you know. Build the skills that help the next idea make sense.
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You do not need an account to take a look. Try this question, then open a hint to see the thinking behind it.
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A taste of proportional reasoning
Choose an answer, or explore a hint below.
Hint: notice the relationship
Each cup of rice needs two cups of water. Keep that relationship the same.
Hint: break it down
One cup of rice needs two cups of water. Add another cup of rice and another two cups of water.
Hint: put it together
Multiply the two cups of rice by two cups of water per cup of rice: 2 × 2.
Read the explanation
Two cups of rice need four cups of water. The amount of rice doubled, so the amount of water doubles too. This is proportional reasoning.
Public example with written hints. Your answer stays on this page and does not update learning progress.
Beyond one subject.
Build connections across maths, reading and reasoning. Explore available lessons and skills inside your account.
Mathematics
Connect number, proportion and problem solving.
Reading comprehension
Find meaning, make inferences and weigh evidence.
Logical reasoning
Recognise patterns and follow an argument.
Scientific reasoning
Explore observations, variables and explanations.
Visual-spatial reasoning
Think through shapes, positions and relationships.
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next step.
Parent accounts can link to a student to follow learning progress. Understand what they are practising and where they may need support.
Help with clear boundaries.
AI can help explain an idea or offer a hint. Assessment rules determine scores and progression; AI does not make those decisions.
Before you begin.
Who is Cognitano for?
Students and independent learners building skills in maths, reading and reasoning, with parent accounts for families. Learners under 13 need parent or guardian consent before accessing learning activities.
What happens after I create an account?
Choose a student or parent account during signup. Students follow the onboarding and assessment steps to find a starting point. Parents can use the account-linking flow to connect with a student.
Do I have to know every prerequisite?
No. Connected skills help show what comes before a new concept. Assessment and practice help identify where to begin and what to work on next.
Does the sample save my answer?
No. The public example runs on this page, uses written hints and does not save answers or change mastery. Account-based assessment and practice are separate.
Can I learn from another country?
Cognitano is a web-based learning platform with English-language lessons. Follow the age and consent requirements that apply where you live. For regional access questions, contact info@fornito.com.
How do I get access?
Create a student or parent account to get started, or try the public sample first. For current access options, pricing or school enquiries, contact FORNITO at info@fornito.com for assistance.
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