For schools, Class 6–12
See what your students have understood, topic by topic.
TopicSlate is a learning log for Classes 6–12, following the NCERT syllabus. After a lesson, students write about what they understood in their own words. TopicSlate then automatically files each entry on the right topic’s shelf and checks it against that topic’s key ideas — so a teacher can see the class’s understanding topic by topic, and each student can see their own shelves fill.
Classes 6–12·NCERT syllabus· Teacher dashboards
Pages of topic writing, signed off.
The Indian National Movement
The shelf for this topic, as it stands today
- ✓Why salt became the symbol of Civil Disobedience “every indian used it, so the salt tax touched rich and poor alike”
- How different groups joined the movement, and why
- What the Dandi march achieved politically
The same writing, filed by topic and marked against it.
Understanding is the hardest thing to see.
A test shows what a student can recall. Whether they can explain an idea in their own words is much harder to find out, for every student, in every subject.
The student writes. The rest is automatic.
Four steps. Only the first asks anything of the student.
The student writes
After a lesson, the student writes about what they understood, in their own words.
It finds the topic
TopicSlate recognises the topic from the sentence and puts the entry on that topic’s shelf — Motion & Kinematics, Mixtures & Solutions, The Mauryan Empire. If two topics genuinely fit, it asks the student which one they meant.
It marks what was explained
Every topic carries a checklist of the ideas it contains. Only the ones the student has explained are credited, each with their own words attached as proof.
The teacher sees the class
One screen per class: every topic with a bar, every idea with a count, every student with their own sentences.
Not another test platform.
A way to see understanding.
The topic nobody wrote on
A bar per topic per class. The empty one is the finding: the topic that was taught, ticked off the plan, and never understood by anyone.
Understanding, not recall
A student has to explain the idea in their own sentences. Reproducing the textbook line earns nothing.
As per the syllabus
Every topic follows the NCERT syllabus your school already teaches, including the new books for Classes 6–9.
Teacher dashboard
Teachers add the classes and subjects they teach, and see only those students.
Nothing to install
It opens in a browser on any phone or laptop in the school. A registration code, a username, and the class is writing the same day.
Built topic by topic.
Each topic is one a student would recognise from their own book, and each one carries a written list of the ideas it contains.
Safe by design.
We would be glad to show you.
If TopicSlate sounds useful for your school, we would be happy to walk you through it in a short call and answer your questions. If it seems a good fit, we can then talk about trying it with one of your classes.
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