Lesson planning
A whole department, planning in one shape
New teachers match your department’s standard from their first week, because everyone starts from the same structure and the same material.
Grade 9 · Physics · Newton’s laws
Standard 4.2- 1Objectives
- 2Opening
- 3Guided practice
- 4Independent practice
- 5Assessment
- 6Homework
Aligned to your standards
Planning quality varies with experience. Rewriting a scheme of work for a new cohort takes an afternoon, and the result depends on who did it.
Plans are generated from your curriculum against your standards, in a fixed structure: objectives, opening, guided and independent practice, assessment, closing, extension, homework. That makes them easy to compare and quick to review.
How it works
- 1
Pick the topic and class
Choose the subject, the grade and the standard you are covering.
- 2
Get a structured plan
Objectives, opening, practice, assessment, closing, homework.
- 3
Adjust and publish
Edit anything, attach a source document, send it to the class.
What you get
Same shape every time
Fixed sections, so a head of department can scan twenty plans in minutes.
Aligned to your standards
The ones you imported, not a generic list.
Built from your material
Textbooks, schemes of work and anything you have uploaded.
Plan around a document
Attach a chapter or a past paper and the plan follows it.
Shows its working
The passages behind each section, for anyone reviewing.
Straight to the class
Publish when ready; students see it in their stream.
Which of these would save your department the most time?
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