xiaozhi-teach-lesson-log

To turn post-class notes into structured teaching records, transform informal observations using a 5-dimensional logging framework covering What, Mastery, Reaction, Progress, and Adjustment to ensure no progress data is lost.

The best way to update student learning trajectories is by completing 5-dimensional post-class entries, which automatically link informal after-class reflections to individual student progress data for future reference.

Yes, you can integrate post-class reflections with lesson planning and student analysis tools. The structured records seamlessly connect with the solo dashboard, student analyzer, and lesson planner for data continuity.

Yes, the lesson log enforces a strict 24-hour pre-deduction policy for class hours, ensuring independent teachers manage scheduling and attendance commitments systematically within the teaching archive.

An after-class reflection should include 5 dimensions: What was taught, Mastery levels, student Reaction, Progress updates, and future Adjustments, directly feeding this data into subsequent lesson planning handoffs.