Teacher Copilot

Grade 10 — Section main · math

What the class does not yet understand, what to do about it, and whether it worked. Every figure is counted from your students' own DeepScan answers.

Rule: a topic is a blindspot when more than 40% of the students who were asked about it show a gap, and at least 5 students were asked. Class size 20.

Classwide blindspots · math (20 student(s) with a DeepScan)

Topic	Result	Students with a gap	Confidence
Fractions 9 of 20 students asked about this topic show a gap (45.0%); 0 student(s) were not asked about it. That is above the 40% threshold. Students with a gap: Aarav Sharma, Diya Patel, Rohan Mehta, Ananya Iyer, Kabir Singh, Ishita Verma, Vivaan Gupta, Meera Nair, Arjun Reddy	Blindspot	9 of 20 (45.0%)	High coverage 100%	5-minute reteach
Geometry Insufficient evidence: only 4 student(s) were asked about this topic (at least 5 are needed for a classwide conclusion).	Insufficient evidence	4 of 4 (100.0%)	Medium coverage 20%
Algebra 5 of 20 students asked about this topic show a gap (25.0%); 0 student(s) were not asked about it. Students with a gap: Aarav Sharma, Diya Patel, Rohan Mehta, Ananya Iyer, Kabir Singh	Not a blindspot	5 of 20 (25.0%)	High coverage 100%

Action centre

Marked done by you. Master Scan never claims an intervention worked; check the next scan's evidence for that.

Next step	Status
Assign tiered homework on this topic Fractions · 9 of 20 students	suggested
Re-check the topic with a few fresh questions after the homework Fractions · 9 of 20 students	suggested
Reteach this topic to the whole class (five-minute script) Fractions · 9 of 20 students	suggested

Interventions

A finding becomes an action, then practice, then a follow-up check. A topic counts as mastered only from follow-up marks, never from a report.

No intervention yet. Open a blindspot and choose "Start intervention".

Homework

No homework yet. Open a blindspot and choose "Tiered homework".