Teaching a lesson well takes more than having the lesson in front of you. Before class, you have to internalize the material, decide how to pace it, anticipate where students will get stuck, and plan the questions that will get them unstuck. That's a lot of prep to carry in your head — or scribble in the margins of a printout.
Teaching Notes brings that prep right into Kira. Write your own notes, or ask Kira to draft them for you straight from the lesson's content — so you're always ready to present, no matter how packed your week has been.
What are Teaching Notes?
Teaching Notes are Kira's answer to speaker notes: a presenter's script for every lesson, drafted by Kira and visible only to you while you teach. Think of them as a knowledgeable co-teacher looking over your shoulder — one who already knows exactly where your class tends to stumble.
Kira flags the misconceptions and sticking points most students hit in this lesson — before you're ever in front of the room.
Kira factors in how your own classes have been performing, so your prep reflects the students actually in front of you, not a generic class.
Getting started
Ready to prep for your next lesson? Just open the lesson in Kira and ask a question like one of these:
“How should I frame this step to my students?”
“How should I sequence the right questions to ask?”
“What are some of the common misconceptions students will hit?”
Kira is ready to assist — drafting notes you can edit, add to, or make entirely your own.
Quick Recap
Teaching Notes are private speaker notes for each lesson, visible only to you.
Write your own, or ask Kira to draft them from the lesson's content.
Kira surfaces likely misconceptions and sticking points ahead of class.
Notes factor in how your own classes have been performing.
Just ask Kira a question about the lesson to start prepping.