Concept E · For Maya, creating teaching content

What are you teaching?

Describe it, or start from a purpose. You can edit everything before a student sees it.

Topic and goal

Class Length

How much support

Balanced More guidance More challenge

Draft with AI Use the sample draft Start blank

AI drafts use your goal and class only, never a student's name. The sample draft works with AI switched off.

Your starting point

Curriculum example: CBSE / NCERT
Class & subject: Class 8 Mathematics
You'll create: Timed lesson, worked example and checks for understanding

These guided examples use original, ready-to-edit content. Check your school's textbook and calendar before teaching.

Start from a purpose

Class plan

Timed lesson, worked example and checks for understanding.

Assignment plan

Practice sequence, marking guide and answer key.

Quiz plan

Five questions, ten marks and a worked answer key.

Create classroom notes

Key ideas, worked steps and self-check questions.

Plan my semester

Weekly topic sequence, checkpoints and lesson allocation.

Pick up where you left off

Linear equations · class planEdited today · version 3 Adding fractions · assignmentSaved 12 Oct · published to 1 student Data handling · quizDraft · not published

Linear equations · class plan · CBSE Class 8 · 45 min · Draft, version 3

Lesson flow Preview and share

Model: a balance with 3x + 5 = 20

Worked exampleStudents see this

3x + 5 = 20start 3x = 15subtract 5 from both sides x = 5divide both sides by 3 3(5) + 5 = 20check by substituting

Name each inverse operation out loud as you write it.

QuestionStudents see this

Solve 2x − 3 = 9. Tell your partner why adding 3 to both sides keeps it equal.

Answer keyOnly you

Guide pairs: 2x = 12, x = 6. Check 12 − 3 = 9.
Practise: (a) x = 5, (b) x = 12, (c) 3n + 5 = 35, n = ₹10.

Watch for: changing only one side of the equation. Return to a balance sketch.

Worked example, Question, Hint, Diagram, Self-check, Private note

Selected block

Worked example

Who sees it Minutes

AI suggestion, not applied yet

Based on your goal and "More guidance". It has not seen any student's name or notes.

~~Solve 2x − 3 = 9.~~ Solve 2x − 3 = 9. Hint, after one minute: what must happen to both sides?

Accepting is undoable. Students see nothing until you publish.

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What this concept is testing

Does "describe it, then edit blocks" feel faster than filling in a form and editing a block of text?
Does marking each block "Only you" remove the worry about sending the answer key to a student?
Is the timeline helpful to tutors who plan in minutes, or is it extra work?

From today's app: the five purposes, the three support levels, the 45-minute sequence, quizzes, library versions and copies. New ideas: blocks with audiences, one-click preview as a student, move earlier/later controls and showing a suggestion as a change you can accept, edit or reject. Not built: drafting, saving, AI, assigning, versions. Hosted AI shares one allowance, so "Draft with AI" would sometimes be unavailable; "Use the sample draft" is always there.