Full lessons, ready to teach
Slides with an aim, a Do Now, worked examples, reading, practice and an exit ticket. Edit any slide before you teach, and every lesson has a printable worksheet and answer key.
For high school teachers · Grades 9–12
Plan and create a week's worth of lessons in minutes.
Scholar builds the whole lesson for you: slides, Do Now, practice and exit ticket. Then you see every answer live while you teach.
Free for teachers during early access. Save your spot now.
What you get back
Every answer, live, while you teach
Students answer on their Chromebooks or phones by code name. You see answers arrive as you present, and the progress view shows each student by skill and what to reteach next.
Marking and feedback, done
Answers are checked as students submit, and students get a hint or the step-by-step solution right away. Scores flow into your gradebook, with drop lowest, ignore zeros and minimum grade if you want them.
Real Scholar screens from the demo classroom. All students and work are fictional.
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Visual Scholar
Turn a lesson topic into a short animated scene with narration and a discussion question. Any subject, when a lesson needs it.
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How it works
- 1
Sign up and pick your course
Free, about 2 minutes. Your first lesson comes ready, and Scholar drafts your semester calendar when you want it.
The Course Builder drafts your calendar when you want it. - 2
Share your class code
Students join on any device. No student accounts or emails.
Share the code; students answer on their own device. - 3
Press Present
Teach. Answers are checked as they come in, and you see who needs help.
Present from any screen; answers arrive live.
Looks like the real exam
Every student question sits on a black-on-white exam sheet in the style of the test your class is preparing for. These are Scholar's own components with sample questions; tap a choice.
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Which value of x satisfies the equation 3(x − 4) = 2x + 5?
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Solve for x: 2x + 9 = 25
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The function f is defined by f(x) = x² − 6x + 8.
What is the minimum value of f(x)?
Built by a NYC public school math teacher of 23 years, Gregory Francois, Queens, NYC.
Privacy comes first
No student accounts
Students join with your class code. No student emails, no student sign-ups.
Code names only
Students appear by code name. Real names stay in an encrypted roster key on your computer.
Filtered before the AI
A filter removes detected names and identifiers before any AI request. No ads and no advertising pixels.
Read the details: Privacy promise · Privacy Policy · Student data · Parents' rights
Pricing
Scholar
Free for teachers during early access.
- Plan lessons, teach live and review student work.
- Students join with a class code, not an account.
- Paid school and district plans coming later.
Visual Scholar Coming soon
Everything in Scholar, plus Story Studio sketches on demand for any subject. Includes a monthly sketch allowance; extra sketches available.
Pricing coming soon
Questions teachers ask
The world your students will travel through.
Scholar Quest · coming soon
The world of Scholar Quest
Realms
Sequence Peaks
Patterns that climb, one even step at a time.
Polynomial Forge
Where expressions are hammered into shape.
Equation Depths
Keep both sides balanced to cross.
Growth Spire
Every floor grows by the same factor.
Unit Circle Colosseum
Angles, arcs and the turning sun.
Data & Chance Isles
Read the data, weigh the odds.
Your traveller
A fictional traveller from Queens who walks every realm with you.
A 3D adventure is coming.
Painted, fictional world and characters. Nothing is playable yet.
Teach tomorrow's lesson without losing tonight.
Free for teachers during early access. Save your spot now.