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TEACHER & MENTOR CENTER

Free tools to run a class, an after-school group, or a mentoring session — rosters, assignments, quizzes, and analytics included.

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Set up a class in minutes

  1. 1

    Create a classroom

    Name it, set the learning level, and we generate a join code.

  2. 2

    Share the code

    Students enter the code on their dashboard to join your roster.

  3. 3

    Assign lessons

    Pick a lesson, add instructions and a due date, choose a quiz template.

  4. 4

    Watch mastery

    Track completion, scores, and who needs help this week.

Lesson guide structure

Every lesson follows the same predictable shape, so you can plan around it:

  • • Warm-up hook and vocabulary
  • • Core explanation with four reading levels and read-aloud audio
  • • Guided practice with hints
  • • Mastery check and instant feedback
  • • Printable worksheet plus answer key

Discussion questions that work for any lesson

  • What did this lesson change about how you see the topic?
  • Where could you use this outside of school this week?
  • What part was confusing, and what would help?
  • Who in your life would you teach this to, and how?

Group activities

Teach-back circles

Groups of three; each student re-teaches one lesson in 90 seconds while the others ask one question.

Real-world math run

Give each group a $50 imaginary budget and a task — a meal, a school supply list, a small event — and compare plans.

Mediation role-play

Two students act a conflict, a third mediates using the de-escalation steps from Conflict Resolution.

Career interview

Students pick a career profile and interview each other in role as that professional.

History spotlight

Each student presents one encyclopedia entry and one primary source detail they verified.

Pitch day

Teams pitch a two-minute business idea; the class scores clarity, customer, and price.

Accessibility in every classroom

Students can switch on a dyslexia-friendly font, high contrast, larger text, and reduced motion from their own profile. Lessons are screen-reader friendly, keyboard navigable, and available in read-aloud audio — no request or paperwork needed.