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A convenient converter that always changes to a casual style.

Types of autonomous activities

Please input your activity using keywords, like 'drone flight' or 'ecological conversion education'.

v. 1.2.8. Academic attitude, collaboration and communication skills, sharing and consideration, diligence and rule compliance, leadership, curiosity and inquiry ability, career exploration activities and experiences, degree of change and growth, will be input based on the user's entered student activities. The final section will comprehensively summarize various activities with a focus on 'character development, challenge spirit, consideration, respect, communication, social skills, affinity, character' as expected outcomes for students, selecting 1 or 2 relevant situations. Including actual events will be helpful for personalized opinion writing.

Allows you to send friendlier and more polite messages to parents.

When you enter the report submitted by the student, we will summarize it to the desired number of characters or bytes

How about we, as teachers, work on creating the class slogan we've been thinking about! Let's try incorporating values like friendship, hard work, and cleanliness into it.

An app that helps to write family newsletters, allowing you to write warm and emotional content. It delivers accurate and meaningful content based on student analysis and insight.

Let's easily create lesson plans. Please make good use of it as a thorough auxiliary tool.

Did I use English grammar correctly? Let's double check.

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I will generate three multiple-choice questions for formative assessment:Enter the subject's name in the 'Subject' field.\nPaste the passage content you wish to assess in the 'Content of the Test' section. Specify the learning objective for which you want to create the question in the 'Learning Objective' field.

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When you drag and copy+paste a page from the textbook PDF, the AI generates your test questions. It creates 10 true/false (O/X) questions per page.

Just copy and paste the text. We will make the mock test for you

Write the book name and we will create a book review for it.

Give me two keywords that you have in mind. This app has the capability to generate a class slogan.

Introducing various jobs that match your personality type (MBTI)

Provides lesson ideas suitable for the target audience and subject.

Generating math problems

Please paste the English passage. I'll change it to SAT type.

It is a program for creating a lesson plan.

Recommendation for play during a 10-minute break time

I recommend classroom plays that can be done during the 5-minute break at school.

Please write down the subject, unit name, and learning objectives. I will create a lesson plan that can be done in 50 minutes.

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An app designed to support mental health by offering mindfulness exercises, journaling prompts, and access to a community support network.