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Jigyasa helps teachers prepare engaging lessons, involve more students and understand classroom response through one connected teaching experience.

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A quick look

See the complete teaching journey.

From preparing an interactive lesson to understanding classroom response, assessing learning and following progress—see how Jigyasa connects each step.

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The classroom is full of signals

Teaching the whole class is one thing. Seeing every learner is another.

A teacher may be planning, explaining, observing, responding and assessing—all within the same lesson. Some important signals can still remain difficult to see in time.

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Rich lessons take preparation.

Adding visual and interactive elements can require time, content and tools that are not always readily available.

Teacher preparing learning material for a lesson
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Not every response is visible.

Quiet participation and partial understanding can be harder to recognise across the whole class.

Teacher observing varied student responses
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Assessment work keeps growing.

Creating suitable questions, reviewing responses and identifying focus areas can take significant time beyond the lesson.

Teacher reviewing student assessment work
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Progress can become clear too late.

When learning is viewed mainly through periodic tests, opportunities for earlier support may be missed.

Teacher reviewing student progress information

The effort is already there. The visibility can be better.

From preparation to progress

Jigyasa helps teachers to see students progress more close & clear

jigyasa stays connected with teacher on each and every step in their pedagogy.

Teacher guiding students during a classroom learning activity
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Prepare

Plan a lesson that invites participation.

Use curriculum-aligned content with animations, 2D interactions and visual experiences, or create content through simple prompts.

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Deliver

Turn the lesson into an interaction.

Present opportunities for students to respond and take part rather than remain passive listeners.

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Understand

See what happened while it is still useful.

Review participation and topic-understanding information to identify students or concepts that may need attention.

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Assess

Create assessments around what was taught.

Prepare topic-based assessments using different question types and difficulty combinations, then use evaluation support to review submissions.

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Support

Turn the result into the next teaching action.

Use classroom and assessment information to focus attention where it may be needed most.

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Track

Follow progress before the final report card.

View progress over time and support clearer communication between teachers, school leaders and families.

One connected teaching experience

From lesson preparation to the next teaching decision.

Jigyasa connects the moments that shape teaching—before the lesson, during classroom interaction, after assessment and throughout the student’s progress.

Connected Jigyasa teaching ecosystem
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Prepare

Build or adapt an interactive lesson for the topic being taught.

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Teach

Give students meaningful ways to participate during the lesson.

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Progress

See response patterns and where understanding may be incomplete.

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Assess

Create suitable assessments and review what students understood.

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Support

Focus attention on concepts and learners that may need it.

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Track

Follow progress across time rather than one result alone.

See it in your workflow

Don’t just watch the journey. Step into it.

Experience selected parts of Jigyasa and see how they could fit into preparation, classroom interaction, assessment and progress review.

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Bring the experience to your classroom

Ready to see what Jigyasa could look like in your school?

Apply for a free trial or schedule a guided demonstration for your teaching team.