Ask about a batch or class. Bring findings, supporting evidence, and suggested actions together.
Interactive example · Sample data
Which results need review first?
Two sample sources available
In this example, question 2 has a score, but its feedback does not explain the mistaken step. Review the answer and add a specific explanation.
Compare the original answer and add one actionable suggestion.
Sample feedback: “Check your calculation.” It does not identify the step that needs attention.
Provide the teaching context, check the evidence, and turn suggestions into your own actions.
Sign in and open the teaching assistant. Specify the class, batch, or question you want to discuss.
Try: “Which questions in this batch are missing feedback, and what should I review first?” Say what kind of next step would help.
Read the retrieval and tool activity summaries and check the cited material. Teachers decide on suggestions and confirm edits or publication.
These are preset examples showing how questions, answers, and evidence work together. Use the actual assistant in your teacher workspace.
The assistant queries GradeOS context within your access permissions. Specify the relevant class or batch and check the sources in its answer.
It helps identify issues and suggest actions. Teachers correct scores, confirm results, and publish through the relevant workflow.