Tutors · Before the lesson
Deciding what each student needs next
With many students on different paths, planning what each one needs next eats evenings.
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How Pencil Spaces solves it
It’s 9:00 at night, and a tutor has five students tomorrow. The AI Autograder has already graded each one’s homework where they did it, with strengths, gaps and a follow-up worksheet for each.
She reads the gaps, not the whole stack. For the student who keeps losing signs in equations, she asks Sparky for three practice problems on exactly that. Planning takes twenty minutes instead of the whole evening.
Each lesson starts where that student actually is. She’s done before ten, with time left for her own family.
- SparkyAvailableSparky, the AI teaching assistant, generates curriculum-aligned content and automates routine tasks inside the Space.
- AI AutograderAvailableThe AI Autograder grades work where the student did it, homework included, highlights strengths and gaps, and generates a follow-up worksheet.
Also helps: AI Lesson Generator
The usual way
Tutors review notes and old work before every lesson.
A tip you can use today
End each lesson by writing one line: what to do first next time.
See it in a live Space.
We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.
