Scholi

For teachers

AI for teachers

Scholi's AI drafts the things that take a teacher a weekend: a lesson plan, a worksheet, an exam, or a set of game questions. You describe the topic and grade, read what comes back, and edit it before anyone sees it. AI in Scholi always produces a draft for a teacher to approve — it never assigns work on its own.

How the ai for teachers works

  1. Describe what you need

    Name the topic, the grade, and the shape you want — a worksheet, a plan, an exam, a game.

  2. Read the draft

    The draft appears in the same editor you would have typed it into. Nothing is saved to a class yet.

  3. Change what is wrong

    Edit any part of it. The AI is a first pass, not a decision.

  4. Assign it when you are happy

    Once you have approved the content, share it with your class like anything else you made yourself.

What you get

Draft, then approve

No AI output reaches a student without a teacher reading it first. That is a rule in the product, not a setting you have to remember to turn on.

Output you can edit

Drafts arrive as normal editable content — questions in the question editor, plans in the plan editor — not as text you have to copy somewhere else.

A clear monthly allowance

Each account carries a monthly token allowance and shows what a request costs, so AI use is never a surprise on a bill.

Built for your curriculum

Drafts are shaped by the grade and topic you name, so a Grade 4 worksheet reads like Grade 4 work.

Common questions

How does Scholi use AI?

AI drafts lesson plans, worksheets, exams and game questions from a topic and grade you describe. Every draft goes to the teacher to read and edit. Nothing generated by AI is assigned to students automatically.

Is AI-generated content accurate?

Not always, which is why every draft is a draft. Scholi shows AI output in an editor for the teacher to check and correct before it is used. Treat it as a first pass from a keen assistant, not a finished resource.

How much does the AI cost?

Each account has a monthly token allowance included in its plan. Generating a draft spends tokens from that allowance, and the remaining balance is visible before you generate.

Start with the ai for teachers

This tool is part of a Scholi teacher plan. Make an account to look around first — the lessons, the games, the exams and the classroom tools are open to every account.

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