Teaching Materials & Planning Problems
35 problems reported across 1 industry
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View allDual language teachers lack affordable, one-time-cost extension activities and worksheets for elementary dual language learners.
A teacher using a physical textbook teacher edition finds it hard to transport between school and home for planning.
A student teacher is unsure if reviewing curriculum lessons the night before is sufficient lesson planning and wants a better way to manage preparation without feeling overwhelmed.
Teacher needs access to iReady Reading Teacher Toolbox PDFs, specifically the 4th Grade Main Idea Unit, because their district stopped paying for the Reading and Writing Teacher Toolbox pages while st
Kindergarten teacher needs affordable or free access to the Secret Stories phonics curriculum because district-provided resources are insufficient.
Teachers spend excessive evenings and weekends on lesson planning, differentiation, rubric creation, parent communication, and question generation.
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KinderPrep Pro
A kindergarten teacher with 3 years experience in 3rd grade is overwhelmed by the time spent preparing materials and lesson plans for multiple subjects, compounded by the low independence of kindergarten students and an inflexible curriculum that is not developmentally appropriate for her class, which includes many students with special needs.
Classroom Kickstart Planner
A first-year teacher taking over a broken contract has no classroom supplies or budget and must figure out logistics for materials and planning on their own.
PrintPlay Curriculum Kit
A kindergarten teacher is struggling to adapt to a new screen ban policy without adequate alternative resources, leading to excessive printing, lamination, and differentiation work, and financial strain from purchasing materials.
PrepSmart
A first-year high school social studies teacher is overwhelmed by the workload of creating content for three 90-minute class preps, working late into the night and feeling unable to get ahead.
LinguaBridge Classroom
A teacher has an ELL student who speaks a language not supported by the school's translation resources, making it impossible to translate textbook and online assignments, leaving the teacher to manually translate directions and paper assignments.
EduAI Navigator
Educators need practical, real-world examples of how AI can solve specific frustrating problems in education, but current solutions are unclear or insufficient.
LetterLab
Teacher needs an online interactive alphabet tiles tool with customizable letter sets for whole-class phonics activities.
PedagogyAI
Educators lack AI tools that support teaching quality and learning impact, as existing tools focus mainly on productivity.
ParentLetter Translator
A teacher needs parent letters translated into Portuguese for non-English-speaking families, but available translations are only in Spanish and generic translation tools also translate student materials.
Assessment Vault
Teachers struggle to find high-quality summative assessment resources, especially for IB MYP, and resort to creating their own assessments from scratch.
MathEngage Hub
A remedial 11th grade math teacher needs engaging, real-world math resources (movies, games, activities) to motivate discouraged students who dislike math.
Paperless Handout Builder
A teacher finds creating assignments via Google Docs or writing on the board time-consuming and stressful, preferring a manual notebook paper method, but worries it appears unprofessional.
NurseLink Clinical Companion
Student nurses lack a centralized, practical online resource bridging theory and clinical practice, with unclear, disjointed available information.
TouchTeach Pro
A teacher needs software that replicates the interactive features of older smartboards on their new school's clunky touchscreen.
PerspectivePair
A form tutor needs an efficient way to find pairs of news articles from contrasting perspectives on the same story to teach media literacy, without manually trawling through sources.