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Your whole teaching week, carried

While you teach, TeachComplete works in parallel — planning with you, collecting every student's work, grading with its reasoning shown, and turning today's evidence into tomorrow's lesson. You stay the teacher. It carries the rest.

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1 Plan

Lesson planning with an AI that actually knows your class

Every lesson is built from six student-facing sections — Do Now through Wrap-up — inside a unit planner that speaks your framework natively: IB PYP, MYP and DP, Cambridge, and US standards are built in, not bolted on.

  • An assistant with context, not a blank chatbot. The lesson AI sees your previous lessons in the unit, your class notes, and any materials you attach — so its suggestions fit where your class actually is.
  • Units first, lessons inside. Statements of inquiry, key concepts, rubrics, and criteria live at the unit level and cascade into every lesson you write.
  • Differentiation on request. Three reading levels of the same close-read in one ask — scaffolds, sentence starters, extension questions, whatever your room needs that day.
2 Build

Materials made where you'll use them

An AI-assisted worksheet builder plus built-in Doc, Slides, and Sheets editors — so activities go from idea to student notebook without five tabs and three exports.

  • Bring what you already have. Import PowerPoint, Excel, and CSV files, or pull straight from Google Drive — your old materials become live TeachComplete materials.
  • A class library that stays organized. Folders, search, previews, and sharing — including linked copies you send to peer teachers, so a great resource travels.
  • Quizzes are files too. A saved quiz lives in your library and replays at zero AI cost — build it once, run it every year.
3 Teach

Push it to every notebook — or make it a game

One click sends today's lesson into every student's digital notebook. And when the room needs energy, launch a live quiz game on the projector — students join with a PIN, guests welcome.

  • Live quiz game, the full show. Lobby with names lighting up as they join, per-question timer, leaderboard between rounds, a podium at the end — multiple choice, true/false, and fill-in-the-blank.
  • XP that means something to them. Playing earns XP and coins students spend in a character shop — the fun is built in, and you choose whether a game counts as formative evidence or is just for fun.
  • Practice from YOUR materials. The practice creator generates 5–20 questions from the materials you pick, at the difficulty you set — assign to the whole class or just the four students who need it, with a due date.
4 Assess

Grading in minutes, with the reasoning shown

The AI reads every submission against your rubric and returns per-question scores with specific feedback — and it shows its working. Nothing is hidden, and no mark outranks yours.

  • Honest by design. AI-graded work releases instantly with a visible "AI" badge, so students always know who graded what. Your override always wins — change any score inline, no re-grade needed.
  • Graded to your standard. Set the grading bias — more generous or stricter — globally and per class, so the AI matches how you mark, not a generic average.
  • Wrap-up reviews you finalize. When a student finishes a lesson, the AI drafts per-criterion provisional scores. They stay provisional until you review and finalize — the gradebook is yours.
  • Integrity signals, not verdicts. Always-on checks watch for writing-baseline drift, large pastes, near-duplicates across your classes, and AI artifacts — and report concrete evidence bullets, never a fake percentage. It never auto-penalizes, and results are teacher-only. You decide what a signal means.
5 Understand

The data you never had time to gather — gathered

Every answer, sketch, quiz, and practice becomes evidence automatically. Your class dashboard turns it into something you can act on before Friday, not at report time.

  • Per-class dashboards. Averages, trends, per-criterion heat, and a watch-list that surfaces who needs you next — student by student, criterion by criterion.
  • Growth profiles per student. Score history, strongest and weakest criteria, and where-to-focus suggestions — a running picture of each learner, not a snapshot.
  • Ask the data, get real answers. The analytics AI is grounded in your actual numbers — and it can turn an answer into a shareable visual, with the cost shown and confirmed before it spends anything.
  • The loop closes. What analytics shows tonight, the lesson AI already knows tomorrow morning — finish a lesson on Tuesday, and Wednesday's plan starts from what happened.
6 Stay on top

The logistics run themselves

The parts of teaching that are pure administration — schedules, attendance, announcements, remembering where everything is — get quietly handled so your head stays in the lesson.

  • Google Calendar, two-way. Schedule a lesson and it appears in your Google Calendar; your calendar shows up in TeachComplete. One schedule, always in sync.
  • The Today widget. A live pill in your header counts down the current class; hover for the whole day — every class, time, and attendance at a glance.
  • Five shortcuts, yours. Pin the five jumps you make most — a class, a student, the gradebook, launch-a-quiz — one tap from anywhere.
  • Sidekick shows you, on-screen. Ask "how do I assign practice to just my Do-Now group?" and the built-in guide highlights the actual buttons and walks you through the real workflow, step by step.
  • Attendance, announcements, and a roster that remembers. Track attendance, broadcast to a class, and keep per-student AI notes — interests and sensitivities the assistant respects in everything it writes.
7 Report

Reports without the dread

Report season is only painful when the evidence lives in your memory. In TeachComplete, every observation the AI collected all year is already on file, per student — so the writing starts from a full record, not a blank page.

  • A year of evidence, per student. Every graded section, practice, and wrap-up leaves an observation behind — a running record of what each student actually did, dated and specific.
  • Drafting help that knows your class. The same assistant that graded the work all year helps you draft progress notes and report-card comments — grounded in the collected evidence, finished in your voice.
  • Your data is yours. Export your gradebook as CSV or XLSX any time — no lock-in, no asking permission.

Set up once, and it works your way

Twenty-one settings sections shape the whole platform around how you actually teach — from how it looks to how the AI speaks.

Look & feel Accent color, layout density, dark mode, and a dyslexia-friendly font option.
Notifications, your granularity Per-category toggles so you hear about what matters and nothing else.
Per-class grading Scales, band colors, weights, and AI grading bias — different for every class you teach.
The AI's voice — and its lens Tone and format preferences per surface, plus a per-class prompt "lens cockpit" that shows exactly which context the AI sees.
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