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Quality courses, ready to teach. Whether you're an expert or covering a new subject, deliver engaging live lessons where every student participates. ATAR exam practice, handwriting with real-time AI coaching, print-ready worksheets, live Arena games, and 100+ widgets—curriculum-mapped for Years 6–12 across Australia. Year 5 is in development. Teaching earlier year levels? Try TeacherScreen.
Teachers: TeacherAI is invite only — your school sets up your account. Request access for your school. Home educators can register themselves any time.
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Photosynthesis
Week 5 • Plants & Energy
Discover how plants turn sunlight, water and carbon dioxide into the glucose that feeds almost every living thing.
Every feature designed to make personalised learning scalable, from intelligent widgets to real-time progress tracking.
Deliver engaging lessons where every student participates in real-time. Present interactive content, get instant responses, and see exactly who understands—all while you teach.
From quizzes and games to advanced activities, flashcards, and peer evaluation—engaging tools that build understanding through hands-on learning.
A hub of live multiplayer class games — kart racing, car soccer, block-building, magic battles and more — every match powered by your curriculum questions so play reinforces learning.
Describe a topic and get a professionally designed, print-ready worksheet in seconds — 28+ block types, one-click differentiation, and a PDF with a matching answer key.
Full exam sessions with questions written to reflect real exam style and structure, drawing on classroom ATAR teaching experience. Timed practice, instant marking, and detailed feedback across the ATAR subjects we cover.
School-controlled support tools that can be enabled or disabled organisation-wide and per class. Keep TeacherAI in LMS-only mode when required.
Teaching a subject outside your expertise? No problem. With quality courses and Live Present Mode, you can deliver engaging lessons where every student participates—all while you control the pace.
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A simple process that delivers consistent, well-structured lessons
Pick a complete course covering a full term, semester, or year. Create your class, invite students, and start teaching — no resource creation needed.
Students work through interactive widgets, games, and advanced activities at their own pace. Earn XP, level up, and unlock achievements as they build understanding.
AI marks essays and short answers automatically. Teachers see real-time progress dashboards, while students build genuine skills and earn certificates.
Every lesson follows a six-phase structure grounded in Rosenshine's Principles, Victoria's High Impact Teaching Strategies, and the Gradual Release of Responsibility (I Do → We Do → You Do). The same research-backed teaching approach used in schools across Australia and New Zealand.
Hook activates prior knowledge; intro sets clear learning intentions with Bloom's-level objectives
New knowledge delivered in small, sequenced steps with visuals — never a wall of text
Step-by-step teacher model shows HOW to do the skill, including think-aloud reasoning and common mistakes
Students practise with hints and example answers — same skill as the model, gradually less support
New context, open-ended tasks, and games where students apply the skill without step-by-step scaffolding
Knowledge check before reflection so teachers see gaps in time to respond; metacognitive prompts; forward link to next lesson
Based on Rosenshine's Principles (2012), cognitive load theory (Sweller), the Gradual Release of Responsibility (Fisher & Frey), Victoria's HITS, and AERO's explicit teaching guidance.
A common worry with AI lesson tools: “our school has an instructional model, so we'd have to retrofit every lesson to it anyway.” Not here. Every TeacherAI lesson is structured around explicit teaching and the Gradual Release of Responsibility — the same evidence base each state's model is built on. Nothing to retrofit.
Our explicit Model → Scaffold → Apply flow reflects what WA frames as effective explicit teaching.
Built on the same strategies — explicit teaching, worked examples and “I do, we do, you do” (VTLM 2.0).
Every lesson runs the Gradual Release of Responsibility — NSW’s own “I do, we do, you do” model.
Lessons lead with explicit instruction, then guided and independent practice with feedback.
Learning intentions, scaffolding and metacognitive reflection map to TfEL’s expert-learner domains.
Explicit instruction, clear learning intentions, feedback and metacognition — TAS’s core practices.
Concepts broken into small, sequenced steps with checks for understanding throughout.
Structured, explicit and scaffolded lessons aligned to ACT’s evidence-informed practice.
Modelling, guided practice and independent practice are baked into every lesson — not bolted on.
Every state model draws on the same research — Rosenshine's Principles, the Gradual Release of Responsibility, cognitive load theory and AERO's explicit teaching evidence.
Adjust any slide, swap your school's phase labels, and present it your way. The structure does the heavy lifting.
Framework and instructional-model names, and any associated trademarks, are the property of their respective state and territory education departments or authorities. TeacherAI is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, approved by, or an official provider for any department or authority. These names are used descriptively, for the sole purpose of indicating how TeacherAI's lesson structure aligns, on an evidence basis, with the pedagogical approaches each department promotes. Sources: WA Dept of Education (Teaching for Impact); Vic Dept of Education (HITS / VTLM 2.0); NSW Dept of Education & CESE (What Works Best, Explicit Teaching); Qld Dept of Education (K–12 framework); SA Dept for Education (TfEL); Tas DECYP (Pedagogical Framework); NT Dept of Education; ACT Education Directorate; AERO (2024).
Courses across a growing range of learning areas, mapped to AC9 and state curricula. Written by a practising Australian teacher, with input from teachers around the country.
Courses mapped to AC9 content descriptors and General Capabilities, from upper primary through to Year 10.
Senior courses designed around state curriculum frameworks, including SCSA, NESA, VCAA and QCAA. Subject coverage varies by state.
From Digital Technologies and STEM to Humanities, Sciences, and more — with new courses added regularly.
Year 6 courses are available now, and Year 5 is in development for upper-primary classrooms.
New courses are added regularly across a growing range of subjects and states. Tell us what your school needs and we'll consider it for the roadmap.
Request CurriculumTeacherAI is built by a solo teacher-developer passionate about making quality education accessible. Your support helps fund hosting, AI costs and new courses, and helps keep the free tier available.
Make a DonationReal exam preparation, not just random questions. Questions are written to reflect the style, structure, and difficulty of actual exams, drawing on classroom ATAR teaching experience. Students experience timed sessions, varied question types, and AI-powered marking with detailed feedback.
Exam practice is original TeacherAI material, not past exam papers, and is not endorsed by any curriculum authority. As with any resource, teachers should review content against their own syllabus before using it for assessment.
A growing body of research associates handwriting with deeper cognitive processing than typing. TeacherAI brings handwriting into digital lessons—with less paper and real-time AI feedback—so students keep writing by hand instead of typing everything.
For schools: Can reduce printing and paper-marking workload while keeping students writing by hand. Works with a stylus, finger, or mouse — no special hardware required, though a stylus most closely matches the digital-pen setup used in the research above.
Stop spending nights and weekends building resources from scratch. TeacherAI provides complete, high-quality courses ready to teach — with AI marking, progress tracking, and everything you need to focus on what matters: your students.
TeacherAI is invite only — teacher accounts are created by your school, or by us once your school is set up.
Pre-service teachers: free for the rest of your degree. Early-career: 12 months free in your first year.
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No more feeling lost or held back. TeacherAI adapts to you—guiding you through concepts step by step, celebrating your wins, and helping you build real understanding that sticks.
Whether you're homeschooling or supplementing school learning, TeacherAI gives your child access to the same interactive courses and engaging content that teachers use in the classroom — from home.
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