AutopilotLessons

Subjects

Every subject gets its own kind of practice

Generic worksheet generators treat a Latin paradigm and a quadratic equation the same way. Autopilot Lessons doesn't: each subject has its own task types, its own progress signals and its own drill logic, so what your student practises looks like the work their school actually sets.

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Languages supported
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Subject families
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Curriculum levels deep

Subject families

Languages

Latin & Ancient Greek

Vocabulary with spaced repetition, form tables, translation passages with hints, and sentence-order games for syntax.
Languages

German, English, French, Spanish, Italian

Grammar drills, gap texts, vocabulary sets by theme, and writing prompts graded to the student's level.
STEM

Mathematics

Stepped calculations, word problems, error-spotting tasks and topic-level diagnostics from arithmetic to analysis.
STEM

Natural sciences

Physics, chemistry and biology: definitions, labelled diagrams, unit work and application questions.
Social

Social & economic sciences

Concept explanations, case-based questions, diagram reading and structured argument practice.
Any subject

Learn sheets

Explain, memorise and quiz modes on the same content, so a student can move from understanding to recall in one place.

From coursebook to study plan

Photograph the table of contents or the page you are working on. The curriculum scanner reads it into topics and nested sub-topics — up to five levels deep — then lays them out chronologically from today so you can reorder the roadmap by hand. Weak sub-topics are marked on the student record and fed back into the next drill.

  • Multiple subjects per student, each with its own roadmap
  • Topic-level weak spots instead of one overall grade
  • Vocabulary bulk import for language sets
  • Your own solution sheets can be uploaded and reused

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Frequently asked questions

Which subjects does Autopilot Lessons support?

Languages (Latin, Ancient Greek, German, English, French, Spanish and Italian), mathematics, the natural sciences (physics, chemistry, biology) and social and economic sciences.

Is the material generation the same for every subject?

No. Task types are subject-specific: a Latin lesson produces translation, form and vocabulary work, a maths lesson produces stepped calculation and word problems, and a science lesson produces definition, diagram and application tasks.

Can one student have several subjects?

Yes. Each student record can hold multiple subjects, each with its own curriculum tree, weak topics and study plan.

Does it work with the coursebook the school uses?

Yes. You can scan pages of the actual coursebook, and the curriculum scanner turns a table of contents into topics and nested sub-topics for the study plan.

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