A small-group lesson with PikaTo: classroom points, homework checks and feedback
A sample lesson workflow for preparing rules, recording participation, checking homework and reviewing feedback before sharing it with parents.
Before class: agree on a few clear rules
Create your class, add students and groups, and choose a small set of rules. Explain what earns points and how rewards are redeemed. The teacher or center supplies physical rewards.
- Record specific actions such as sharing an idea or helping a classmate
- Use rules students can understand
- Start with one pilot class
During class: keep a record of meaningful participation
Use individual or group points at useful moments without interrupting the lesson. Pet growth and rewards make the routine visible. Keep a short teacher observation alongside the points so the later feedback has context.
Homework: check the completion list before awarding points
Create a homework task, mark completion individually or in batches, and review the list. Finalize collection to issue rewards according to the rule. This is a teacher check-in workflow, not student uploads or automated grading.
After class: turn records into teacher-reviewed feedback
Bring together points, homework records, student history and teacher observations to draft feedback. Check the facts and edit the text before saving it. Copy or share the result; desktop also supports PNG/PDF export.
Teaching example: Li Hua shared an idea (+2) and completed a reading log (+2). Explain the observed progress and suggest practicing a complete opinion with supporting evidence. This is a fictitious example, not a customer result.
Prepare the next lesson and review the routine
Use personal tasks for follow-up and deadlines. Make English handwriting worksheets on desktop or WeChat if they fit the lesson. Review whether records are complete, feedback is useful and rewards are fulfilled; discuss unresolved questions with your team.
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Frequently asked questions
Does marking feedback as sent deliver a WeChat message?
No. It records a status; the teacher chooses how to copy, share or export the reviewed result.
Key Takeaways
- Start with one class and a simple rule set.
- Connect homework checks to the same feedback workflow.
- Teachers review all feedback before sharing.
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