SkoolBox is building Martha, an offline AI tutor for Nigerian
classrooms. Before any of this material reaches a pupil, a teacher who knows the
subject needs to confirm it is actually correct. That is what we are asking of you.
Please read this part. The answers below were drafted by AI against the
NERDC curriculum. They have not been checked by a teacher. Assume nothing is correct
until you have read it — that scepticism is the whole point of your review.
What to look for
Correct. The facts hold, and every step of any working actually adds up.
On the syllabus. The topic belongs to NERDC / WAEC / NECO for that class.
Pitched right. The language and depth suit the stated class level.
Shows the working. Solve-type answers walk through it, not just the result.
Nigerian. Naira, local names and places, used naturally rather than sprinkled on.
Sounds like a teacher. Warm and clear, never robotic.
Appropriate. Nothing biased, harmful or off-topic for a child.
If an answer fails on any of these,
mark it Needs correction and tell us why in a line. A specific note — “the LCM
should be 12” — is worth more to us than a page of general comment.
Who is reviewing
Recorded alongside your decisions so
the sign-off is attributable. We will not publish your address.
SkoolBox Curriculum Review
Where would you like to start?
Each set covers one topic and takes roughly ten to twenty minutes.
Do as many as you have time for — your work is saved as you go.
Nothing matches those filters. Try widening them.
Tip: press A to accept the example you
are reading, X if it needs correction.
Anything else we should know?
SkoolBox Curriculum Review
Thank you — that is genuinely useful.
Everything you flagged goes back to the writers before
this material is used to train Martha. Nothing you marked for correction will reach a
classroom in its current form.