She leans into Alcumus drills like a devoted detective (daily, precise, slightly obsessive), and the math sings back. Her calculations were tidy; her use of the Pythagorean theorem confident — she ruled out 5 for a leg, invoking the ‘hypotenuse guard’ with clear reasoning. She squared, subtracted, and solved fluently, finding the missing side without fuss. Her proof-writing needs small polish (units! labels!), and I asked for more verbal insight; she obliged with a lucid explanation and a neatly labeled diagram. Overall: strong conceptual grasp, transferable verbal reasoning, and demonstrable fluency. Keep nudging notation and unit reporting — she’s almost ballet-perfect with these relationships, poised to shine. Her confidence is growing, and her curiosity remains delightfully unflagging — quietly brilliantly bravely.