Marks are the start. Knowing what to revise is the point.
SkoraAI reports turn every marked paper into a report for each student and results for the class. Each student sees strengths, weak areas, feedback and the textbook chapters to revise.
A report a parent can actually use.
More than a percentage and a grade. It explains what the student got right, where they fell short, and what to revise.
- Marks for each question, with feedback written for the student
- Strengths: the chapters and skills the student handled well
- Weak areas named by topic, not in general terms
- Advice that names the chapter to revise
- A printable PDF after teacher approval. In the parent and student apps: Coming soon
Class results that shape next week's lessons.
Put the student reports together and you get the picture every department head wants: the class's weak chapters, who is doing well, who is slipping, and what to teach again.
- A colour chart of chapters by section, showing where the class is weak
- Weak chapters compared section by section for the same exam
- Each student’s progress across the term’s papers
- Branch comparison on a common paper
- Students who need help: who is slipping across exams
- Which questions the class found hardest
- Teacher marks compared with SkoraAI marks, for the exam cell
Weak areas become next week's worksheet.
When you use SkoraAI and TeachSmartAI together, the weak chapters from marking come from the same textbook TeachSmartAI works from. A revision worksheet, lesson plan or Textbook Chat session is a few clicks away.
- Open a weak chapter in TeachSmartAI and create a revision worksheet
- Create a lesson plan to re-teach the chapters the class missed
- Textbook Chat answers from the same chapters
- Track each student across exams to see whether re-teaching worked
Reports questions teachers and parents ask first.
What do students see, and what do teachers see?
How do SkoraAI reports reach parents?
See what your students' reports would actually look like.
Send a paper you have already marked. We will show you the report your parents would receive, free of charge.