Before the lesson
Three levels in one class means three worksheets, not a whole weekend. Subject, year and topic: out comes a PDF.
At the end of the lesson, four questions per student, answered in one pass. LearnxBoost writes each one’s feedback, builds progress per category and prepares the parent report — by link, when you decide.
Three levels in one class means three worksheets, not a whole weekend. Subject, year and topic: out comes a PDF.
You teach. Nothing changes in the room, and nobody asks you to type on a tablet while you teach.
Four questions per student, answered in one pass for the whole class. Twenty-five students, not twenty-five forms.
Every student ends up with their own record — even when there are twenty-five of them.
The lesson curve, the percentage per skill and the plain-language text — per student, not per class.
Matilde now reads the question on her own and works out what it is asking, which she could not do a month ago. She still swaps signs in mental arithmetic. We will keep at that over the next two sessions.
Example with made-up data. The student and the numbers were invented to show the format.
Progress per category builds up student by student. You see who is falling behind before the test, not after it.
You walk into the parents’ meeting with the history in front of you, not with your memory. And the report goes out by link.
Twenty-five students, one class, and individual feedback waits for "when there is time" — which there never is.
Four questions per student at the end of the lesson, answered in one pass. The text is written for each of them.
The parents’ meeting arrives and what you know about each student is in notebooks and in your memory.
You open the student: history per lesson, progress per category, what to practise at home. Already written.
Parents message on WhatsApp at any hour asking "how is he getting on?".
They get the report by an access-controlled link, when the teacher decides. No class group chat.
Preparing differentiated worksheets for three levels in the same class takes the weekend.
Subject, year and topic: out comes the worksheet. Three levels are three worksheets in minutes, as PDFs.
You answer the questions for the whole class in a single view, and the system writes the feedback student by student.
FamiliesThe report goes out through an access-controlled link, when you decide. Your mobile number stays out of it.
MaterialsSame topic, three difficulty levels, as print-ready PDFs. A complement to the feedback, not the centre of the system.
A teacher on their own can just start the free trial. A school has too many classes, levels and parents for that — let us talk first.
Demo
A 30-minute session with your own case in front of us: how many tutors, how many students, and what runs through the office today.
01Saying something to each student should not depend on the teacher having time left over.
02A class of twenty-five holds twenty-five stories, and none of them fits in a mark out of twenty.
03Parents do not want a WhatsApp group: they want to know how their child is doing.
Seven days free on the Personal plan, no card. Pick the class you teach next and see what ends up written at the end.
Schools and groups of schools come in through the Enterprise plan, with a demo first.