Clawi for Teachers & Educators

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Clawi helps educators plan lessons, create assessments, communicate with parents, and differentiate instruction — all in a quick message on WhatsApp or Telegram.

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Why Teachers & Educators Choose Clawi

Lesson planning

"Plan a 45-minute lesson on the French Revolution for 10th graders, Socratic method." Done instantly.

Quiz & assessment creation

Generate differentiated quizzes, rubrics, and grading criteria for any topic and grade level.

Parent communication

Draft parent update emails, progress notes, and meeting summaries — professional and compassionate.

Differentiation ideas

"How do I adapt this lesson for a student with dyslexia and one who's reading 3 grades ahead?"

IEP & admin support

Structure meeting notes, draft accommodation summaries, and track student progress over time.

Curriculum research

Find primary sources, supplementary materials, and discussion prompts for any unit.

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Plan a 45-minute lesson introducing the concept of supply and demand for 11th grade economics. Include a real-world hook.
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Lesson Plan: Introduction to Supply & Demand — 11th Grade Economics (45 min) Objective: Students will understand the inverse relationship between price, supply, and demand using a current real-world example. Timing: • 0–5 min: Hook — Show the Taylor Swift concert ticket resale market. Why did prices jump from $200 to $2,000? (No economics vocabulary yet — just intuition) • 5–15 min: Direct instruction — Define supply, demand, equilibrium. Draw the classic curves. • 15–25 min: Guided practice — Students predict what happens to gas prices when OPEC cuts output • 25–38 min: Group activity — Each group gets a product (AirPods, eggs during COVID, Nvidia GPUs). Analyze a real price event using the model. • 38–45 min: Exit ticket — "Name one thing that could shift the demand curve for electric vehicles. Explain why." Want differentiated versions for struggling learners, or a homework extension activity?
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