Edexia for South Dakota high schools
Students write in Edexia with an AI tutor that will not write it for them, so teachers see how every piece was written. Here is what South Dakota schools assess, next to what Edexia runs for US classes today.
What Edexia runs for US classes today
- AP
- English Language & Composition
- Calculus AB
- IB
- Language & Literature
- Literature
- History
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Economics
- Chemistry
- Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches
- Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation
- Physics
- Computer Science
- Sports, Exercise and Health Science
- Visual Arts
- Spanish A: Language and Literature
- Hindi B
- Indonesian B
Other AP and California courses are in Edexia and open school by school: sign up with your school email and we confirm yours. Edexia does not score South Dakota's state tests.
In class, students draft their work in Edexia. The tutor asks questions and will not write the work for them, and writing replay and AI detection show the teacher how each piece was written. Teachers set the task and the rubric, choose how feedback reaches students and see everything. Edexia then drafts grades and feedback for the teacher to review, and every score is theirs to change.
South Dakota at a glance
- Standards
- South Dakota English Language Arts StandardsSource: South Dakota Department of Education: English Language Arts
- High school English test
- SD-ACT (English, Reading and Writing; tested grade level 11)Source: South Dakota Department of Education: Assessment
- High school math test
- SD-ACT (Math; tested grade level 11)Source: South Dakota Department of Education: Assessment
- AP
- Statewide or systemwide AP credit policy for public colleges.Source: College Board: South Dakota AP credit policy and funding
Edexia is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the College Board, the IB, or any state education agency.
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