Reviews

A second look at your plans, with your judgment in charge.

Review a unit through an Inclusion, Modalities, Social and Emotional Learning, or Standards lens. Lumerell explains what it noticed and makes suggestions. You decide what to use.

Inclusion

See what it noticed, and why.

Each suggestion says what it noticed and quotes the line of your lesson it’s based on, so you can judge it for yourself.

An Inclusion review with suggestions for a Constitution unit, each giving its reason and options to apply or dismiss it.
An Inclusion review of a civics unit on the Constitution, with suggestions and the lesson lines they’re based on.View full size ↗

Modalities

Use a suggestion, or set it aside.

When a suggestion can go straight into your lesson, Apply adds it. Dismiss sets it aside.

If a suggestion is worth working on over time, turn it into a professional goal.

A Learning Modalities review showing two suggestions, each with the reason quoted from the lesson and Apply and Dismiss buttons.
A Modalities review with suggestions the teacher can accept or ignore.View full size ↗

Standards

Standards from published frameworks.

Standards come from published Massachusetts and New Hampshire frameworks, not invented by the software.

The review suggests which standards a unit lines up with and names topics it doesn’t cover. Nothing is recorded until you confirm each one.

A list of suggested standards for a unit, each with the lesson text it is based on and buttons to confirm or remove it.
Suggested standards for a unit, each with the lesson line it’s based on and buttons to confirm or remove it.View full size ↗

The lenses

Four lenses, plus your district’s own.

A review is a second look, not a grade or a certification. It never changes your plans on its own.

  • Inclusion

    Who the lesson reaches

    Review a unit, a single lesson, or a material.

  • Modalities

    How students take it in

    Review a unit, a single lesson, or a material.

  • SEL

    Social and emotional learning

    Review a unit.

  • Standards

    What it lines up with

    Review a unit against your district’s default framework.

  • District

    Your own checklist

    If your district adds its own review framework, teachers can review against it too.

See it for yourself

See a review run on one of your units.

Tell us a little about your classroom, school, or district, and we’ll show you how Lumerell fits the way you already plan.