Concept Movies
Show an equal-sized whole before introducing the fraction notation.
Margati Access connects students and special educators inside the assignment editor. The educator shapes the support. Students use visual explanations, guided help and practice to work through their own assignments. Your teaching. Their thinking.
Student and educator. Connected around the same schoolwork.
A question or a whole assignment.
A Concept Movie makes it visual.
Write, sketch and get guided help.
Practice. Explain it in your own words.
Keep the assignment open. Watch the idea make sense. Get a nudge for the next step. Then keep going.
Explore student MargatiWhy are 1/3 and 4/12 the same amount?
Try writing here. Your text stays in this example.
Interactive illustration · Videos are captioned, silent previews
You’ve seen the struggle. Now see what can help. Choose a need to try the support.
Let them hear the words and see the idea.
Explore the idea. Explain it in your own words.
For a student who spends so much effort reading the question that there is little energy left to reason through it.
Pair the written prompt with read-aloud where available. Keep the words visible so the student can return to them.
Break explanations into short, meaningful chunks. Rephrase directions while keeping essential subject vocabulary.
Connect the text to a visual explanation or Concept Movie, then return to the student’s own assignment.
Choose the reading load, vocabulary support and amount of text shown at once. If decoding itself is the learning target, decide which supports are appropriate.
A starting point, not a preset. Choose what helps with the student who knows it best.
You know what helps. Put it in their Access Profile: clearer words, a visual explanation or one step at a time. Margati carries those choices into the assignment, so your student has a way forward between check-ins.

Try a strategy below. See what changes in the explanation, the hint and the practice.
Show an equal-sized whole before introducing the fraction notation.
Point to what changed in the picture. Ask the student what they notice.
Return to the same relationship with a fresh visual example.
Put your plan to work. Start with an IEP, 504, assessment or what you’ve noticed. Review the suggested supports. Add your teaching strategy. Then use what happens in the assignment to plan your next session.
Explore educator accessReview each suggested support against the plan. Choose what fits this student.
“Present multi-step directions one step at a time.”
“Pair verbal explanations with a worked visual example.”
“Allow additional processing time before expecting a response.”
Your review comes before the support is applied.
These controls update this illustration only. No student plan is uploaded or stored.
Every classroom brings different learning needs. Give your team a way to carry each student’s support into the work they do every day.
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Save $20/month from student sixConcept Movies explain the idea. Help Me Think guides the question. Students have something useful to try while you work with another learner.
Start with an IEP, 504 or your team’s observations. Educators review and approve the supports that shape each student’s assignment experience.
Look at where students pause, ask for help and explain an idea in their own words. Use that picture to decide what to teach next.
Bring real assignments and the educators who know those students.
Review each profile. Agree on the learning goal and what you want to observe.
Do students start with less prompting? Get unstuck? Explain more in their own words? Use what you see to decide the next step.
Access is $60 per student per month, with the student's plan and educator access included. Educator access is included. Review the pricing below and discuss your setup with Margati.
When “I’m stuck” comes home, there’s a next step. Your child can watch an explanation, try a hint or take the assignment one piece at a time.
With Margati Access, your child and their educator stay connected around the work. The support chosen together carries into homework.
Try it togetherTonight’s assignmentA recipe uses 2 cups of flour for 3 servings. Scale it to 9 servings and explain your reasoning.
Start with the servings. How many groups of 3 fit into 9?
A small question helps your child find a first step.
Clearer words? Fewer steps at once? A picture? Change the support below. See the difference, then try the question.
A recipe uses 2 cups of flour for 3 servings. How much flour would you need for 9 servings? Explain how you know.
Look at the servings. How many groups of 3 fit into 9?
A small preview of Access. Your text stays on this page and is not submitted or graded.
See where the student paused, made a mistake or asked for help.
Revisit that idea in a short Daily Practice.
Let the student explain it in their own words. Hear what clicked.
Concept Movies are short videos that explain the ideas behind an assignment. Visuals, language and pace adapt to the student’s Access Profile.
A fraction is a part of one whole.
Margati is for students learning directly. Margati Access connects students and special educators, putting personalized support into everyday assignments.
Concept Movies + Concept Text
Assignment editor + Help Me Think + hints
Daily Practice + Explain It Back
Your teaching, with them at every step.
Per connected student · USD · Billed at the end of each month
The same $60 for every student, with their Margati plan included. One invoice, no separate educator fee.
One Access price. Student and educator included. Access connects the learner, the educator and the support. No separate educator workspace fee.
An explanation when it doesn’t click. A hint when they’re stuck. Practice that brings the idea back. With Access, your teaching shapes the support behind it all.
Practical answers for educators, schools and families.
Margati is designed to help students reason through their own work. Concept Movies make an idea visible. Help Me Think offers short, question-specific video guidance, and progressive hints support the next step. The student remains responsible for the thinking and the answer.
Support is based on what helps the individual: clearer language, visual explanations, less information at once or a different pace. A diagnosis can provide context, but it does not define a student’s profile. With Access, the connected educator guides support choices and adjusts them as needs change.
Access extends the educator’s work into everyday assignments. The educator guides support and remains responsible for instructional decisions. Presentation and scaffolding can change while the intended learning goal stays intact. Any change to the academic target is an educator decision.
The experience is centered on the student’s real coursework, including explanations, reasoning and drawing or writing tasks. Math is a core starting point; the examples here show math and biology. Explore subject and accessibility fit with Margati for your students’ specific work.
Bring a small group of students, their educators and real assignments. Together, choose the supports and what you want to observe: starting with less prompting, getting unstuck and explaining ideas independently. Access is $60 per student per month, with each student's plan and educator access included. Discuss subject fit, accessibility and account setup with Margati. Request a team demo
The “Watch a real Concept Movie” player contains an original narrated Margati movie supplied with our product page. The shorter clips in the needs explorer are captioned, silent illustrations of how support can adapt. The editor and plan-review examples on this page are interactive illustrations; they do not upload or save student work. Explore the full assignment editor and confirm feature and device compatibility with Margati.
The account belongs to the student. A teacher, school or practice paying for Access does not take ownership of it. If that arrangement ends, the student keeps their account; paid features require an active plan. Any change in payer or plan is agreed separately and does not automatically charge the family.
The team removes the educator’s access to its workspace and can assign another educator to continue support. Students keep their own accounts. The departing educator does not keep access to the team’s students through their former role.
A place to try. A way to get unstuck. A chance to say, “I did that.” Give your students support that moves with them.