A high school teacher lost their curriculum for a Current World Problems course, tried an online program but disliked it, and needs a one-semester curriculum that works in both print and digital formats, but is struggling to find recommendations from peers.

Existing online programs for Current World Problems are not suitable; the teacher wants a curriculum that is both printer and digital friendly, indicating a need for flexible format support.

Severity

3Medium

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

Jul 3, 2026

Workarounds Described

reached out to other districts for help but got no response

Implied Software Gaps

A centralized curriculum repository with peer reviews and sharing capabilities would replace the need to manually contact other districts for recommendations.

App Concept

FlexiCurric World Issues

FlexiCurric World Issues is a subscription-based digital curriculum platform for high school Current World Problems courses. It offers modular, one-semester lessons that are easily printable or usable on any device, with built-in assessments and multimedia resources. Teachers can customize content and share materials with colleagues, eliminating the isolation of curriculum hunting.

Key Features

Modular one-semester lesson plans with print and digital versions
Built-in assessments, discussion prompts, and project guides
Collaborative sharing tools for teachers within and across districts
Multimedia resources (articles, videos, infographics) updated regularly

Target Users: High school Current World Problems or Social Studies teachers in public and private schools, especially those teaching semester-length courses.

Revenue Model: $15/month per teacher subscription with school/district volume discounts at $10/month per teacher for 10+ licenses.

Existing Solutions Mentioned

online program (unnamed)

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