Teacher Productivity
Where the marking hours actually go, what can be batched and what cannot, and how to reach half-term without having worked every weekend. Some of what follows is our argument for our own product, and it is labelled that way.
10 articles
Where the Time Actually Goes
Before changing how you mark, it helps to know what is eating the week.
Marking a Big Pile
Batching, multi-subject weeks, feedback loops and end-of-term reports — the mechanics of getting through volume.
Batch Grading 100+ Quizzes: How AI Handles High-Volume Assessments Overnight
8 mins
Why Multi-Subject Grading Is Essential for K-12 Teachers
8 mins
Weekend Warrior No More: AI Strategies for Friday Night Lesson Prep
8 mins
From Paper Piles to Digital Dashboards: Transitioning to AI for End-of-Term Reports
8 mins
For the End of the School Year
For the last few weeks of term. Written in May — come back in May.
The Case For It
Two posts making our argument at full strength.
The Tools Behind the Advice
Everything above is about the job. If you want to see what we build:
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Grade One Assignment Free
Reading about it only goes so far. Mark something you have already marked and compare.