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The teacher’s day shows clock-in, assessments, and attendance for the day ahead.
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My day starts from the classes you teach
Today that means the plan, the register and the assessment. The designed My day also opens the timetable slot, the mark sheets still to enter, and a snapshot of the class.
Your classes
You see the learners, plans and evidence for the classes you teach.
The next action on each lesson
Each timetable slot is designed to show whether a plan exists and what to do next, including copying a plan that already fits.
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Kenya · classroom practice
Prepare the lesson. Keep the classroom record.
Stanley Kago · Cheleta Primary
Stanley Kago describes preparing lessons, taking attendance and keeping assessment records at Cheleta Primary.
Original audio: English
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Clock-in, assessments, and attendance for the day ahead. That is the screen. The teacher still holds the plan.
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