AI teaching for English and Arabic classrooms

Give teachers their week back.

Scholarix turns the curriculum you already teach into lesson plans, worksheets, slides and revision material, with every source cited, and gives students a tutor that stays on your syllabus.

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Make your plans, practice and slides from your own curriculum, and share them with your classes.

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One structure for every teacher, built on your curriculum, with teachers deciding what students see.

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Equivalent fractions practice

Grade 5 · Mathematics

AI draft

Siraj drafted this from 2 sources in your library. Review it before you publish.

  1. 1Write two fractions that are equivalent to 2/3.
  2. 2Shade the model to show that 1/2 = 4/8. Explain why the amount stays the same.
  3. 3Amal says 4/6 is bigger than 2/3 because the numbers are bigger. Is she right? Explain.

Sources

  • 1Grade 5 Mathematics, Unit 3.pdf· Page 42
  • 2Fractions teacher guide.pdf· Page 7

How it works

From your library to your class

  1. 1

    Bring what you already teach

    Upload textbooks, worksheets and guides, video and web pages. Scholarix reads them once, for every tool.

  2. 2

    Ask for what you need

    Siraj drafts the lesson plan, worksheet or slides from your library and numbers its sources, so you can check them.

  3. 3

    Review, then publish

    Check the draft and refine it, then publish it to a class. Students see only what you publish.

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A look inside Scholarix

Real screens from the product, in English and Arabic.

A worksheet on equivalent fractions, labelled as an AI draft, with numbered citations and a list of two sources from the library
Sample class and content

Every draft starts from your curriculum

Siraj writes from the documents in your library and numbers its sources, so you can check any line before you publish.

  • Labelled as an AI draft until you publish it
  • Numbered sources beside the text
  • Publish to a class when it's ready
Worksheets and quizzes

You stay in charge

AI drafts. Teachers decide.

Nothing reaches a student until a teacher publishes it, and every answer shows where it came from.

  1. AI draft
  2. You review and refine
  3. You publish to a class
  4. Students see it

Tutors are published as versions. Every published version is kept, and a new draft can start from an earlier one.

Students get

  • The material their teachers published
  • Tutors that answer from class material, with sources
  • Revision tools: questions, flashcards and study guides

Students don't get

  • The teacher's generators for lesson plans, worksheets and slides
  • The full text of a cited source, only its name and page
  • Anything a teacher hasn't published

English and Arabic

Arabic and English from the first line

Teach in either language, or both. Choose the language of each material, whatever the language of the interface.

  • The whole app in Arabic and English
  • An output language for every material
  • Slides that export right to left in Arabic
  • Voice in both languages

Equivalent fractions practice

Grade 5 · Mathematics

AI draft

Siraj drafted this from 2 sources in your library. Review it before you publish.

  1. 1Write two fractions that are equivalent to 2/3.1

تدريب على الكسور المتكافئة

الصف الخامس · الرياضيات

مسودة بالذكاء الاصطناعي

كتب سراج هذه المسودة من مصدرين في مكتبتك. راجعها قبل النشر.

  1. 1اكتب كسرين مكافئين للكسر 2/3.1
The same worksheet, drafted in English and in Arabic

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