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After school, eight minutes a day. Teachers recommend it as a homework alternative — five questions, not another booklet.
A learner answers 5 questions each day. How many questions in 7 days?
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Kurasa follows the work teachers already do. It does not invent a new pedagogy — it keeps CBC/CBE evidence from getting lost between the lesson, the book and the report. In a school workspace that loop has a name: Plan–Teach–Assess.
An ICT lead or head creates the workspace, adds classrooms and invites teachers so the week can start inside the same school environment.
Teachers plan, take attendance and mark competencies while the lesson is still warm — the PTA loop inside Workspace.
Heads and subject leads review a week that already exists — plans, attendance and formative work in one picture.
Families see progress through Kurasa Home, receive digital reports, and can keep a short after-school habit with PSL Daily Challenge.
Mastercard Foundation · 2024
The iHub impact video from the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship — teachers, classrooms, and the work the product is asked to do.
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Workspace for your school. PSL for your county. Daily Challenge for families.
