Education

Student teachers lack guidance on selecting and creating curriculum when schools don't provide a prescribed curriculum.

A K-5 specials teacher assigned to two schools struggles with organizing information from two sites, setting up two classrooms, and managing split planning time and commute, without adequate time for community-building.

As a solo tutoring business owner, I don't know how to set competitive prices to move from undercharging to market rate.

Education department lacks a mechanism to give honest feedback to internal candidates who made a bad impression, causing candidates to waste time applying for positions they will not get.

Vet students struggle to determine how much depth is needed to answer learning objectives, which are too numerous and ambiguous.

Teachers waste instructional time managing disruptive student behavior due to a lack of effective and efficient classroom management strategies.

Teachers waste time writing referrals for students who exceed bathroom pass time limits, but the behavior continues.

A teacher needs a damage-free, durable way to display student work on hallway walls when bulletin boards are unavailable during school renovations.

French Immersion students can decode well but struggle with reading comprehension, making it hard to assess their true reading level.

A first grade teacher needs engaging, quiet non-digital activities for fast finishers to avoid relying on iPads while working with small groups.

Teachers struggle with excessive lesson planning time due to a new digital curriculum (Amplify) that is difficult to navigate and overly focused on test prep.

Nursing skills labs need medical supplies for practice but cannot easily access discarded or expiring hospital supplies that are still usable.

Teachers spend 2 hours daily creating detailed class reports that have little impact on student learning.

The teacher needs a free tool to store test questions in a bank and automatically generate tests from them, without manually retyping or copy-pasting from Google Docs.

Substitute teachers face hostility and difficulty enforcing a strict no-phone policy when the primary teacher is absent.