TeacherHero, read from your side of the desk
TeacherHero plans the same six gradual-release sections for every teacher, but the problem those sections solve is not the same in a middle school ELA room, a chemistry lab, a first-year classroom, or a coaching cycle. These pages describe the product from each of those positions.
Middle school ELA
Plan a middle school ELA unit as one connected arc: anchor text, vocabulary, and learning targets carried through six gradual-release sections per day, with packets and exit tickets generated alongside.
Read itHigh school science
Plan high school science units where the phenomenon, the lab, and the assessment agree. Six gradual-release sections per lesson, generated with the unit's target and your own lab documents in context.
Read itFirst-year teachers
A lesson planner that shows its reasoning. Six gradual-release sections per day, a plain-language explanation of how to run each one, and a worked example course waiting the moment you sign up.
Read itInstructional coaches
Coach the plan, not the paperwork. Every lesson carries its learning target, the strategy chosen and why, an alignment check, and a version history — so a coaching conversation starts from evidence.
Read itMultilingual learners
Generate a support version of any lesson section for multilingual learners, developing readers, writing support, organization and focus, specially designed instruction, or advanced extension — from the same lesson, same target.
Read itOr just start planning.
A fully built example course, unit, week, and lesson is waiting the moment you create an account.
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