Apply it in context
Learners put the idea to work in a roleplay, making decisions and explaining their reasoning.
In the app: Interactive Scenario
Start with what learners should learn and how they should meet it: working through a new idea step by step, showing what they already understand, or putting it to work in a roleplay. In the app, these are Guided Lesson, Mastery Check and Interactive Scenario. Acarise suggests the learning points; you refine them before assigning.
Learning mode
Acarise drafts each kind of activity from your objective and year group. Edit the material, then choose the one that fits the lesson ahead.
Learners put the idea to work in a roleplay, making decisions and explaining their reasoning.
In the app: Interactive Scenario
Learners build understanding step by step, with questions and hints shaped by your teaching style.
In the app: Guided Lesson
Find out what learners understand before you teach, through written responses or a short quiz, with progress tracked on each learning point.
In the app: Mastery Check
These are scripted examples, not a live assignment.
For example, turn an objective about comparing fractions into a guided discussion, a check of understanding or a café roleplay.
Learning point
Distinguish observation from inference
Example learning material
Maya paused outside the door. She read her notes again, then folded them into a tight square.
Acarise asks
You are an editor discussing a character with a writer. Does the passage tell us directly that Maya is nervous?
A useful decision for each role
A discussion your team can have using activity evidence. This is not a separate department or leadership dashboard.
Does it support a shared teaching question?
Run a focused pilot with a department, subject team, year group or defined group.
Where would you take this next?
For a particular age group, subject or accessibility requirement, the team can help you evaluate how the current product fits your setting.