Classroom & Academic
Real subjects written the way they are taught, grounded in the NCDC syllabus.
- Teachers
- Heads of department
- Students
Chemistry · S3
Geometry · proof
- ∠ABC = ∠DEFgiven
- AB = DEgiven
- △ABC ≅ △DEFSAS
Music · tonic sol-fa
What it does
Real subjects, written the way they are taught.
2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O
one of 43 discipline blocks
Discipline-native blocks
Balance an equation or lay out a proof in the subject’s own notation.
Multiple choice · numeric · auto-marked
longer answers go to the teacher
Notebooks and problem sets
Notebooks and problem sets sit per student per subject, kept across the year.
Recorded → transcribed → summarised
the teacher reviews before it sends
Recorded and transcribed lessons
A recorded lesson comes back as a transcript and a parent summary.
Scoped to the teaching set
discussions and the live room
Discussions and live rooms
The back-and-forth stays in one place, scoped to the teaching set.
How it works
From start to settled, in three beats.
- 1
Plan
A scheme of work and each lesson draw on the NCDC corpus of verified learning outcomes.
- 2
Teach
Lessons, notebooks and problem sets are written in the blocks the subject actually needs.
- 3
Return
Auto-marked work comes back with a teacher’s note, in text or in voice.
Why it’s different
Built around the curriculum from the start.
The block palette is grounded in 772 verified NCDC topics, so a teacher only sees what the subject needs. Nothing else in the region was built around this curriculum first.
NCDC syllabus
Chemistry · S3
The palette offers only what the subject needs. Chemistry gets chemistry blocks, never a text box pretending to be one.
Written for the East African curriculum from the start.
Built in from the start. No competitor can bolt this on later.
A balanced equation. A geometry proof. A sol-fa stave. Rendered on the page, never pasted in as images.
Lesson summary
S3 Chemistry · recorded & transcribed
Today the class balanced combustion equations and practised state symbols. Joan contributed two worked examples. Homework: questions 4–7, due Thursday.
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