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One teacher, thirty children, and only one of them talking.

The child who explains an idea out loud is the child who learns it. In a class of thirty that is a handful of children a lesson, and it is never the quiet ones. Give every child a duck and every child gets the turn.

Bring Ducky to the schools around you.

A pilot is a single class, one term, on the chapters you are already teaching. Tell us where you are and we will work it out together.

See what parents see
A teacher’s-eye view of a class, attention on one child with their hand up
The teacher dashboard

Homework you set once and never mark.

Teachers choose what the class explains that week. The ducks do the asking, the dashboard does the counting.

Set the week, once. Pick the chapter and the concepts the class is on, and every child’s duck asks about that. No per-child setup, no worksheets to photocopy, no marking to take home.
See who actually understood it. Not who submitted, who understood. Each concept shows the children who explained it cleanly, the ones who wobbled, and the exact misconception they wobbled on.
Walk into Monday knowing where to start. If eleven children think evaporation needs direct sun, that is the first five minutes of your lesson, and you knew before the bell.
5 Resilience · This weekCycles
Set for the weekEvaporation, condensation, the water cycle
Taught it cleanly18
Explained it, with gaps9
Has not attempted it4

Most common gap: thinks evaporation only happens in direct sun. 11 children.

The teacher dashboard is being built alongside our first pilot schools. Pilot classes get it as it lands, and shape what it does.

Pilots

Start with one class.

A pilot is a single class, one term, on the chapters you are already teaching. We set it up, we sit in on the first week, and if it is not earning its place by the end of the term you stop.

Bring Ducky to the schools around you.

A pilot is a single class, one term, on the chapters you are already teaching. Tell us where you are and we will work it out together.

Or email schools@rubberduckai.com and tell us the level and class size.