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Where will we ever use this?
Short videos that explain Maths, Physics and Computer Science lessons through a real moment in a student’s life: “Think” questions on the way, exam questions with model answers at the end.
Find your lesson in the syllabusWhat's inside
Three ways into every lesson: watch it, try it, draw it.
Watch
Episodes: a story from real life, “Think” questions that stop the video, the whole lesson, then exam questions.
Your lesson's episodeTry
Labs: change a number and watch the graph, the solid or the reaction answer. Free with an account for now.
Open the labsDraw
YourBoard: draw, write equations and drop in ready figures for each subject; your boards are saved to your account.
Open YourBoard
Your map of SeeWhy
Pick who you are and follow the line: every stop is a place on the site, and what you do there.
Join your teacher's class
Your teacher gives you a class code. Enter it once, and the episodes your teacher picks show up on your page.
Enter a class codeWatch and think
Every episode is a story from your life. “Think” questions stop the video: predict first, then see if you were right.
My classesOr study at home
Subscribe to one grade or one subject and watch all its episodes whenever you like. Pay with InstaPay, or use an access code.
SubscribeFind your lesson
The syllabus page lists your book's lessons one by one and shows which ones have an episode.
SyllabusTry it in the labs
Math, Chemistry, Physics and Computer Science labs: change a number and watch the graph, the reaction, the motion or the program change in front of you.
Open the labsYour own board
Draw, write equations and add ready figures, saved to your account. When your class opens a live board, you join it from here.
Open YourBoardTrain
Practice by curriculum, year and subject in the training department, when your school or your package includes it.
Training
Pick the lesson
On the syllabus page: pick the system, year and subject; every lesson shows its episode and its lab activities.
SyllabusOpen a class
Create a class for each group and share its code. Assign episodes with a due date and see this week's work at a glance. Needs a licence from your school or from us.
My classesPlay it in class
Classroom mode fills the projector; pause at each “Think” and let the whole class answer at once on A/B/C cards. The library has the teacher guide and printables for each episode.
LibrarySee what they understood
Before and after tickets and every “Think” answer add up to results question by question, with the trap answer that caught students marked.
Results in My classesTeach on YourBoard
A whiteboard with live models and ready figures for maths, physics, chemistry and computer science. With a licence, open a live board for your class and see the work students hand in.
Open YourBoardShow it in the labs
Put a lab on the projector: turn a solid and slice it, change a concentration, and let students predict what happens next.
Open the labsTraining department
Ready training lessons by curriculum, year and subject, open when your licence includes them.
Training
Schools and centres
One licence for your teachers, access codes for your students, and a school page that shows how your classes are doing, while students' names and answers stay with their own teacher.
How an episode runs
The episode explains the lesson from start to finish. In class, the teacher pauses it, discusses and carries on; at home, students go at their own pace.
A story from their lives
A delivery app that only reaches so far, a camera on the school gate, a fridge door that closes by itself. The lesson starts from something students have seen.
The video asks: Think
Along the way, a “Think” question appears with three choices and a countdown. Students answer before they hear the explanation: out loud, on A/B/C cards, or by pausing the video at home. The obvious answer is often wrong, and that is what makes the idea stick.
The whole lesson, step by step
Definitions, notation and worked examples as in the book, with the mistakes students often make, and a short summary at the end.
Exam questions
Each episode ends with questions in the style of the student's exam (Ministry, Cambridge, …) with the model answer, so they know how the exam will ask it.
With every episode
- The video
- 5 to 22 minutes, with the words on screen. Plays in the browser on any projector or phone, with “Data saver” for weak connections.
- Linked to the syllabus
- Each episode is tied to its lesson in the book, and the Syllabus page shows which lessons have episodes.
- Before and after tickets
- For classes: a 3-minute ticket at the start of the lesson and another at the end, so you can see in numbers how much students understood.
- A/B/C cards
- The whole class answers the “Think” questions at the same moment, no phones needed.
Values inside the story
No one in the episodes tells students what to do. The characters make mistakes and put them right, and students compare themselves.
“Omar could have hidden… but he went down and apologised.”
Watching at home?
Students can subscribe to one grade or one subject and watch its episodes whenever they like. Pay with InstaPay, or use the access code your school gave you.
Try it in two lessons, free
Leave your details and WhatsApp number, and we will agree on the episode and the time two days before the lesson. After the two lessons we send you the before/after ticket results.
Common questions
Does the episode replace my explanation?
It explains the whole lesson in 5 to 22 minutes. You can show all of it, or stop after the story and the first “Think” question and carry on yourself. The exam questions at the end are ready for practice.
Do I need internet in class?
Yes. Episodes play online; there are no files to download. On a weak connection, turn on “Data saver” in the player and it plays at the lowest quality.
Are the episodes linked to the curriculum?
Yes. Each episode is linked to a lesson in its system's syllabus: the Ministry book, the Cambridge syllabus, the IB guide, or the American school's course outline. The Syllabus page lists them lesson by lesson.
Can students watch at home?
Yes, in two ways: their teacher creates a class and shares its code, and they watch the episodes the teacher picks; or they subscribe to a grade or a subject (or use an access code) and watch all its episodes.