CurricuLLM can help teachers make rubrics and reports that match student work to the curriculum.

Why it helps

• Making rubrics and reports takes a lot of time.
• CurricuLLM can draft criteria that link directly to outcomes.
• It shows clear proof of how tasks connect to the curriculum.
• It makes feedback more consistent for students and parents.

How to use it

1. Share your task with CurricuLLM.
   • Example: “Students will write a persuasive speech about an environmental issue.”
2. Ask for a rubric linked to outcomes.
   • Example: “Make a rubric with three achievement levels linked to outcomes.”
3. Check and edit the rubric. Change the wording so it suits your class.
4. For reports, you can also ask:
   • “Write report comments linked to the outcomes for this task.”
   • CurricuLLM will give draft wording that you can adjust.

Teacher tips

• Say the subject and year level clearly so the right outcomes are chosen.
• If you want a certain structure (like four levels or criteria such as ‘knowledge’, ‘skills’, ‘communication’), ask for it.
• Use the AI’s work as a first draft. You make the final edits.

Easy example

CurricuLLM works like a recipe card. Instead of writing every step each time, you get a ready-made draft rubric or report that you can adjust for your class.