Where it runs
Teacher side · Prep, marking, homework, classroomTeacher Console
Open it in the morning and it says: “See these six first today — all six went wrong at the same sign-handling step last night.” Thirty-eight submissions are grouped by the step that went wrong, with one comment sent back per group; tonight’s homework is drafted from last night’s answers and tiered automatically; the AI drafts the lesson plan and the teacher only edits. In class, a live console replaces the slide deck and answers stream back in real time; a week after an intervention, its effect comes back. Growth conclusions reach a profile only with the teacher’s approval, and messages to parents are drafted by Dr. Siwei for the teacher to edit and send.
What it does
- 01A morning shortlist and marking grouped by mistake
- 02Tiered homework from last night’s answers; AI-drafted lesson plans the teacher edits
- 03A live classroom console instead of slides, with intervention results a week later
Want to see this in a real classroom?
We can walk through this capability with your own grade level and subject, and show what a single-classroom pilot would involve.