An online classroom for maths tutors
Describe the topic or attach the worksheet you use. Gomently writes the lesson with exact diagrams, ordering, sorting and typed answers, you teach it live while you follow each student’s answers, and after class you get a report and homework built from each student’s mistakes.
One lesson, as Gomently might write it
One request becomes a lesson in sections, each with its own task. You change any part by asking.
“Comparing fractions for a ten-year-old, 45 minutes, with pictures and a game at the end.”
- 1Warm-up: which picture shows three quarters?Multiple choice
- 2How to compare fractions, with drawn examplesText and diagram
- 3Order the fractions from smallest to largestPut in order
- 4More or less than a half?Sort into groups
- 5Find three quarters on the number lineTap on a picture
- 6Word problems with typed answersGap fill
- 7Game: quick-fire fractions with lives and pointsMultiple choice, as a game
Tasks that suit maths
Exact diagrams
Graphs, number lines and shapes with their measures are drawn exactly, and clock faces show any time.
Typed answers
Students type numbers and short answers into gaps, and every accepted form counts.
Order and sort
Put numbers or the steps of a solution in order, and sort examples into groups.
Tap on a picture
Students find a point on a graph, an angle on a shape or a place on a map.
True or false
Statements to judge, each with its own explanation.
Activities of their own
On request Gomently can write an activity for the lesson, such as a number line to drag or a graph to explore.
In class
Everyone in one room
Video, audio, screen share and a shared board, one-to-one or with a group.
Each student’s answers, live
Open a student’s screen as they work, see their score and mistakes, and take over to correct a step.
Work it out on the board
Solve a problem on the shared board, hand a student the marker, or show one student’s work to the class.
After class
Gomently writes a report and homework for each student from their answers in class. You review them and pass them on.
- A score and the areas to work on
- Strengths to build on
- Two or three homework exercises built from their own mistakes
- A suggestion for the next lesson
Requests to try
Type one in your own words, or attach your worksheet.
- “Linear equations for year 9, step by step, with a short test at the end.”
- “Telling the time for a seven-year-old, with clock faces.”
- “The worksheet I attached, as it is, with its answer key.”
Questions
Yes. Graphs, number lines, shapes with measures and clock faces are drawn exactly for the task, not as illustrations.
Yes: numbers and short answers typed into gaps, with every accepted form. Longer working is done with you on the shared board.
Children to adults. For learners aged seven or under, every option gets a picture.
Gomently is free for teachers during early access.
Write your next maths lesson
Describe it in your own words and teach it live with your students.
Free during early access.