Plan the term with support from the syllabus
Create a term plan or bring in the one you already have. LessonLearnt spreads the units over the teaching time the classes actually have, and every unit is linked to the syllabus’s core content.
Years 7–9, upper secondary and adult education
Your subject. All your classes. A plan that holds.
Plan once. Adapt for each class. Let LessonLearnt hold the rest together.
When lessons are cancelled, classes fall out of step or the plan needs to change, LessonLearnt helps you keep the overview.
From syllabus and term plan to ready-made lessons and follow-up – in one connected workflow.
- Several classes – one plan for the subject.
- Adapted planning – each class at its own pace.
- Follow-up – you see where each class is.
Do you recognise the problem?
The same unit, three classes – three different situations.
- A lesson is cancelled in one class, and suddenly the parallel classes are out of step.
- You keep several versions of the same plan, one for each class.
- A unit takes longer than planned, and the rest of the term has to be recalculated.
How you work with LessonLearnt
Plan. Deliver. Adapt.
Prepare and deliver the lessons
The plan becomes concrete lesson plans with content, timing and materials. LessonLearnt can suggest tests based on what has actually been taught, with answer keys and assessment support.
Adapt when reality changes
A lesson is cancelled, a class falls behind, a unit takes longer. LessonLearnt shows the consequences for the coming lessons, and you approve the change before anything moves.
Example
What happens when a lesson is cancelled?
A Swedish teacher teaches three parallel classes in argumentative writing. The week doesn’t go as planned.
| Class | Situation | How LessonLearnt helps |
|---|---|---|
| 7A | Following the plan | Nothing needs to change. |
| 7B | One lesson cancelled | The plan for 7B moves one step. |
| 7C | Needs an extra lesson | You add time for 7C and see what moves. |
You see the consequences for the coming lessons before you approve – and 7A’s plan does not change.
Types of school
The same workflow, different conditions.
Parallel classes and grading years
Term plans based on the Lgr22 syllabus, several parallel classes in the same subject and an overview ahead of grading in year 9.
Courses and teaching groups
Planning based on the subject’s courses, with adaptations for each teaching group and units linked to the course’s core content.
Planning that works when periods vary
Course content, lessons and progression are held together in the same plan, and the plan can start when your course starts.
Also in LessonLearnt
An overview of teaching and assessment evidencePlan and get an overview of occasions when pupils can show what they know. You see which parts of the teaching have been covered and where more evidence may need to be planned. The teacher is always responsible for assessment and grading.
SubstitutesWhen you are away, the substitute gets a plan based on where the class actually is.
Shared plansPlans can be shared with colleagues and subject teams, so that you can build on each other’s work.
For principals and subject teams
The value for the whole school.
Better foresight
See where plans risk not being completed and put support in place before problems grow.
Stronger collaboration
Subject teams can share plans and lesson plans and build on each other’s experience.
An overview without monitoring individuals
The principal follows the teaching plan summarised per subject and year – never per individual teacher.
Alongside your systems
LessonLearnt doesn’t replace the school’s existing systems – it fills a different role.
The timetable, the learning platform and the teaching materials stay. LessonLearnt is the teacher’s tool for planning, delivering and following up teaching.
| Existing need | LessonLearnt’s role |
|---|---|
| Timetable | Helps the teacher plan teaching around the lesson slots. |
| Learning platform | Supports the teacher’s planning and delivery of teaching. |
| Digital teaching materials | Helps the teacher organise teaching and use the materials. |
| Documents and spreadsheets | Brings planning, delivery and follow-up together in one workflow. |
LessonLearnt is designed to work without pupil data – follow-up is at class level.
For schools and subject teams
Let your subject team discover the difference in 30 days.
Try LessonLearnt in real teaching. Plan a unit, create lesson plans and see how LessonLearnt helps you when the plan changes.
- 30 days’ free use
- A personal introduction for the subject team
- No commitment during the trial
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