6QRC Web Apps: Screen Record

This record documents two web apps by Channing Cornell Powers, as they appeared on 8 November 2026: the 6QRC™ Pre-Solve Tool for K-12 Math (School Mode) and 6QRC™ No-Solve Mathematical Reasoning (Summer Mode). Both apps have been public on axironsystems.com since summer 2026. Both apps follow the 6QRC sequence: the reasoner names the structural elements of a math problem before any solving. School Mode moves the reasoner through eight stops (My Job, Quantities, Relationships, Conditions, Constraints, Objective, Representations, Solve) in three modes: Standard Mode for upper grades, and Story Mode and Game Mode for lower grades. Its student prompts are the same text printed on the 6QRC SEA Pages, Version 1.3. Summer Mode names the six elements of a problem, each tagged with a 5W/H question, and never solves it. The record contains 39 screenshots, in order, of every step of both apps, each worked with an example problem written by the author: 7p - 13 = 8 (Standard Mode and Summer Mode), New Mexico Governor (Story Mode), and Mississippi Senators (Game Mode). The answers shown are sample answers, not student work. The PDF describes each app and captions every screenshot; the zip file holds the same screenshots as full-size PNG images.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24064663
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Mathematics Education and Pedagogy
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6QRC Web Apps: Screen Record

Channing Cornell Powers
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Mathematics Education and Pedagogy
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6QRC Web Apps: Screen Record

Channing Cornell Powers
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Abstract

This record documents two web apps by Channing Cornell Powers, as they appeared on 8 November 2026: the 6QRC™ Pre-Solve Tool for K-12 Math (School Mode) and 6QRC™ No-Solve Mathematical Reasoning (Summer Mode). Both apps have been public on axironsystems.com since summer 2026. Both apps follow the 6QRC sequence: the reasoner names the structural elements of a math problem before any solving. School Mode moves the reasoner through eight stops (My Job, Quantities, Relationships, Conditions, Constraints, Objective, Representations, Solve) in three modes: Standard Mode for upper grades, and Story Mode and Game Mode for lower grades. Its student prompts are the same text printed on the 6QRC SEA Pages, Version 1.3. Summer Mode names the six elements of a problem, each tagged with a 5W/H question, and never solves it. The record contains 39 screenshots, in order, of every step of both apps, each worked with an example problem written by the author: 7p - 13 = 8 (Standard Mode and Summer Mode), New Mexico Governor (Story Mode), and Mississippi Senators (Game Mode). The answers shown are sample answers, not student work. The PDF describes each app and captions every screenshot; the zip file holds the same screenshots as full-size PNG images.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Mathematics Education and Pedagogy
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