Prompt

Decodes an assignment brief and rubric into what is actually being asked, the hidden expectations, a dated step plan and a pre-submission checklist. Use when starting coursework.

Designs in-lesson formative checks (hinge questions, mini-whiteboard prompts, exit tickets) that reveal specific misconceptions, with a decision rule for what to do next.

Teaches academic vocabulary through prefixes, roots and suffixes for the subject a student studies, with word families, meaning from parts and a quiz on unseen words.

Runs dictation practice with sentences the learner hears through text-to-speech or a partner, then marks the written version word by word and explains each error and pattern.

Analyses several samples of a learner's writing or speech transcripts to find recurring error patterns, ranks them by impact and builds a two-week remediation plan.

Runs a code-reading game where the learner predicts what short snippets print or do, then gets the answer and the one concept they missed, with adaptive difficulty and a score.