TeachAIUsing TeachAI
Your dynamic study guide, throughout the course
Use TeachAI before a lesson, while exploring a new topic and when checking your understanding. Your dynamic study guide brings the course, your highlights and ongoing practice into one place.
Learn from a guide that stays fresh
The guide is informed by the curriculum, past-paper patterns and examiner reports. Relevant current events connect course ideas to the world around you.
Monthly content updates keep explanations and examples fresh. Current events are chosen for their relevance to course concepts, not as predictions of what a future exam will ask. TeachAI is independent; its questions are original and unofficial IB-style practice.
Highlight as you learn
Pick up the highlighter, choose one of four colours and tap useful passages. Move the marker out of the way as you read.
Save a key idea, a definition, an exam tip or a point to revisit. My highlighted notes brings those passages together, and Read in context takes you back to the original section.
Create more than one practice paper
Students and teachers can create multiple original IB-style practice papers for supported courses, within their plan and token allowance. Choose the subject, level, guide edition and an available paper component in Create.
Use topic practice to check a new idea or a full component to bring ideas together. Read the mark scheme, identify a gap, then return to your guide before creating more practice. Your free teacher evaluation includes one practice paper; further generation uses your account allowance.
Build a regular study rhythm
Choose a study timetable for one week, one month or three months. Link it to your calendar and use weekly progress emails to keep track.
Teachers can invite students to a DP class. Students choose whether to share course progress; teachers can review the week, a student-by-unit breakdown and Review first priorities. Highlights and other subjects remain private. Confidence checks are self-reported, not assessed grades.
Check your own course
Assessment details and command-term definitions are set by your subject guide and can change between guide editions. Check the guide for your examination session and follow your teacher’s advice. The methods and examples above are written by TeachAI.
Put the idea into practice
Continue in your dynamic study guide: explore related notes, highlight useful passages and create practice for your subjects.
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