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Teacher Guide

Welcome! This guide shows how to set up your class, invite students, run lessons, and use AI insights to coach effectively.

1) Set up your account

  • Sign up and complete Teacher Onboarding (profile, preferences)
  • Visit your Dashboard and the Students roster

2) Invite your students

  • Go to Students → Invite Student
  • Enter their email; we create their student profile and link them to you
  • If the email already belongs to a teacher account, we won’t convert it (you’ll see an error)
Inviting a student

3) Schedule and run lessons

  • Use Calendar/Lessons to see your schedule and availability
  • Book lessons (one‑click) for upcoming times with each student
  • When it’s time, start the call in Live Lesson Call; AI captures the session for feedback
Scheduling a lesson

4) Review AI feedback

  • After each lesson, open the Lesson page:
    • Grammar structures: what appeared and where to focus
    • Vocabulary by CEFR: the levels your student used
    • Mistakes: patterns, examples, and suggestions
  • Use these insights to assign homework or plan the next session
Reviewing lesson insights

5) Track goals and progress

  • In Student Goals, agree on achievable targets (e.g., “reduce tense errors in storytelling”)
  • Check progress pages to see trends across time and lessons

6) Communicate with students

  • Use Messages to share prompts, reading texts, or audio notes
  • Keep all context in one place for you and your students

7) Billing and credits (if enabled)

  • Sell lesson packages in Billing; students spend credits when booking
  • You’ll see balances and purchases associated with each student
Use “Invite Student” (not manual creation) so roles and links are correct.

Best practices

  • Take 30 seconds post‑lesson to jot a note — future you will thank you
  • Encourage full‑sentence speaking; it improves analysis quality

How JustTalk AI helps you stand out

  • Time saved: you teach; AI handles the measurement
  • Targeted coaching: see exactly which structures and words need attention
  • Motivation: students see progress in concrete terms, lesson by lesson