Drop your exam paper/s into the tool. It will read it and analyse the questions, giving insight into command words, weighting and topics for revision. I have used this to combine all of the past papers for chemistry to build a accurate revision tool based on question weighting and frequency of command words. My year 11s now know the likelyhood of each style of question coming up based on data and not haunch.

For handwriting analysis and uploaing to AI for feedback. A super useful App that I’ve used a lot for feedback and next steps of long written anwers and class trends in ideas and misconceptions.

I have created a series of revision resources for my y11 Classes. Feel free to use them with yours.

The Termly Planner does just that, you enter your time table and the order of your scheme of learning over an 8 week block and it builds your timetable for each week (on a 2 week cycle). This is most helpful for long term planning, booking requisitions and making sure there is enough time to finish a topic before the next half term. The easily editable spreadheet format means that you can move things around as needed and print.

Teachers upload exam papers (PDFs), and the app automatically generates four types of learning resources from each paper: Revision list — topic-by-topic facts, skills, and common misconceptions Revision booklet — a printable student workbook with varied activities (write-line exercises, match-ups, diagrams) Teacher copy — the same booklet with every answer filled in, for marking Question breakdown — per-question analysis with model answers and exam tips