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The term at a glance: lessons with dates and the media that belong to them.
A teaching plan lays the term out as a list of lessons — date, topic, and a reference to the medium you will use. The media stay where they are; the plan points at them, so nothing is ever copied and then forgotten.
- Lessons with a day or a calendar week, topics and hours.
- References to your media — never a copy.
- A calm overview instead of a spreadsheet.
How it plays out in class
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Lay out the term
Lessons by day or by calendar week, with topic and hours — the whole term in one calm list.
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Point at your media
Each lesson references the medium you will use — never a copy that goes stale.
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Move a lesson
A lesson moves? Drag it to its new place and the plan asks which date it gets — or give it its new date and it moves to its place. Its references move along.
Until now
A spreadsheet teaching plan that has drifted out of date by autumn break.
With Stundentakt
A plan that points at living media — change the medium, the plan stays true.
Ideas for your classroom
- The term plan for 8th-grade German
- A project week, day by day
- The exam phase with all materials linked
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Set up in minutes: register, build a medium, write the code on the board.