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Every lecture, prepared the night before.

The whole year is planned in the app like tasks. The night before, a teacher prepares each lecture for at least fifteen minutes, at home or in the school library, and passes two short tests: one on the book, one in their own words.

کل کے لیکچر کی تیاری آج رات

15 minAt least, to prepare each lecture
2 testsOne on the book, one explained aloud
1 sentenceAfter class. Dehreen files the homework and the diary

A teacher's day, with Dehreen.

  1. One sentence after class Arriving very soon

    "Did the glass block practical, homework Q1 to 4, Bilal and Umar absent." Dehreen files the homework and the diary, and checks the absences against the register.

  2. Tomorrow, planned Arriving very soon

    Scroll to any day of the year. Tomorrow's lectures show what is ready and what is not.

  3. Prepare Arriving very soon

    Notes from the school's own book, examples to link, a practical, and work for the class or for one student.

  4. Two short tests Arriving very soon

    Ten questions on the book, and one idea explained aloud in Urdu or English. The school sets the pass mark.

  5. What the class understood Arriving very soon

    The students' five questions on today's lecture, marked. You see which idea did not land, and who needs you tomorrow.

The screens

On the phone you already have.

At home, or in the school library before and after the school day. Never in class.

In numbers

One teacher's September.

Ms Sana Tariq teaches Physics and Science to four classes. Her own screen shows her this; so does the principal's.

Preparation, by weekday

average minutes
64 min
Mon
58 min
Tue
71 min
Wed
49 min
Thu
66 min
Fri

At least fifteen minutes for each of her three to five lectures a day.

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Her tests, first time and after one retake

% of tests passed
First attemptAfter one retake
Book test
83%
97%
Concept test
76%
94%

The demonstration school's pass mark is 80%. A retake comes after more preparation, never in a rush.

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What her classes understood

% of students, September
9-A · Physics
82%
9-B · Physics
79%
7-C · Science
74%
8-A · Science
66%

Class 8-A was lowest, on light. The re-teach lifted refraction from 54% to 78%.

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What you do, and what Dehreen does

a lecture, start to finish
YouDehreen
Plan the year once.Holds it as tasks, day by day.
Prepare for fifteen minutes.Finds the pages, examples and a practical.
Write one sentence after class.Files the homework and the diary.
Teach again what did not land.Tells you which idea, and which students.

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Illustrative figures from a demonstration school with 1,046 students on two campuses.

Questions teachers ask.

Do I need a phone in class?

No. You mark the paper register the way you always have. You use Dehreen at home or in the school library, before and after the school day.

Who sees my preparation and test results?

You and your principal. Nothing is recorded in the classroom.

What if I do not pass a test?

Keep preparing and retake it. If a lecture is still not ready at ten at night, a teacher who is ready covers it.

Does it follow our own books?

Yes. Notes and questions come from the books your school teaches from.

See tomorrow's lectures, prepared tonight.

A demo on your own books and timetable.