Lesson Plans & Homework
Create lesson plans and daily homework with class, section, subject, chapter, due date, print, view modal, and AI draft support.
Overview
Create lesson plans and daily homework with class, section, subject, chapter, due date, print, view modal, and AI draft support.
Before you start
- Academic session selected
- Classes, sections, subjects, and chapters configured
- Teacher or academic permissions assigned
Main screens
Step-by-step workflows
Create homework
- Open Academic > Homework.
- Use filters to review existing homework by class, subject, status, and date.
- Click Add Homework.
- Select class, section, subject, homework date, due date, title, and details.
- Save and confirm the homework appears in the list.
Review and print homework
- Click the view action from the homework list.
- Review class, section, subject, dates, details, and status in the view modal.
- Use the print option to generate a clean class homework printout when needed.
Operational detail
Homework date
Use the date the homework is assigned. It should be displayed in the school date format in lists, modals, and print views.
Due date
Set a realistic submission date so students and parents understand the expected completion timeline.
Class and section
Select the intended class-section combination. Duplicate section choices indicate setup data should be reviewed.
Subject and chapter
Choose the subject and chapter when available so homework is searchable and connected to academic planning.
Homework details
Write clear student-facing instructions. Use the view modal to verify readability before printing.
AI draft
Use AI for wording support only. The teacher remains responsible for checking accuracy and appropriateness.
- Required class, section, subject, date, title, and detail fields are validated before save.
- Homework records must stay scoped to the authenticated school and selected academic setup.
- Date filters should narrow the list without hiding the selected session context.
- Print output should not expose internal IDs or draft-only metadata.
- Selecting the wrong duplicate-looking section instead of cleaning academic setup.
- Using raw date formats in student-facing print material.
- Saving vague homework details that parents cannot understand.
- Publishing AI-written homework without teacher review.
Safe use
These guides explain normal user workflows only. Do not share passwords, OTPs, tokens, cookies, private student identifiers, payment details, raw internal IDs, provider configuration, or stack traces in support messages or screenshots.
- Selecting the wrong duplicate-looking section instead of cleaning academic setup.
- Using raw date formats in student-facing print material.
- Saving vague homework details that parents cannot understand.
- Publishing AI-written homework without teacher review.