FOR SCHOOLS

Your curriculum.
Your classroom.

Use TeachVerse alongside your usual lessons. Choose the objectives from your curriculum, prepare the campaign and decide how you want to assess it. Students’ answers help you plan what comes next.

Prepare your first class
TEACHER WORKSPACEIllustrative example

Year 6 science

Topic: cell structures

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Campaign reviewed

Questions and rubric ready for the class.

Open the reporting guide

GETTING STARTED

From learning objectives
to tomorrow’s lesson.

Start with a unit you know well. Add the year level and objectives, then read the questions as you would when preparing any lesson. Change the wording, sequence or task wherever your class needs it.

Built into the school timetable

Use a campaign for practice during a subject lesson. When the class is ready, a boss challenge gives them a chance to show what they have learnt.

The teacher approves the lesson

You see the questions and rubric before students do. Make your changes, then publish the campaign when you are ready.

  1. 1

    Create the class

    Add students and download their login cards. Each card includes the class code and account details.

  2. 2

    Generate the campaign

    Enter the topic, year level and objectives. Read through the suggested quests and make them your own before sharing them.

  3. 3

    Teach the lesson

    Tell the class what they are learning. Let them work through the quests, discuss their ideas and ask the Oracle for guidance when they are stuck.

  4. 4

    Plan the next step

    Read the responses and tutor conversations. Decide which ideas to explain again and which students need another chance to practise.

ASSESSMENT

Set the rubric.
Review the responses.

What would a good answer look like for this lesson? Write that into the rubric. You can change the criteria and the descriptions for each level before assigning the boss assessment.

QUESTIONS

Choose how students respond.

Use multiple choice for a quick knowledge check. Ask for a written answer when you want to see how a student explains or applies an idea.

RUBRICS

Make the expectations clear.

Describe what students need to show at each level. The rubric gives you a consistent way to read their work.

REVIEW

Read the answers alongside the result.

AI helps assess written answers against the rubric. You can read the student’s response, the feedback and the awarded level together.

KNOWLEDGE PORTFOLIO

Follow progress
by learning objective.

Open a topic to see the questions a student has attempted, their answers and the feedback they received. Check the rubric results, download a PDF for your records and keep parents informed through their linked accounts.

Cell structures

Illustrative report
Sample progress for a fictional student
Learning objectiveCurrent levelWhat to review
Identify cell componentsSecureQuest responses
Explain each component’s functionDevelopingWritten explanation and feedback
Compare plant and animal cellsSecureAssessment and rubric

Open a result to read the work behind it. Download the report when you need a copy for your records.

SCHOOL ENQUIRIES

What would you
like to teach?

Tell us about your class, the subject you teach and the curriculum your school follows. We can talk through how you would use TeachVerse in a lesson.

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Useful details to include

  • The class or year group
  • The subject and curriculum
  • The unit or learning objectives you want to cover

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