1. Teach your way
Record a lesson in desktop Chrome, with permission, or add your own lesson notes. You keep teaching in the way that works for you and your students.
Made for English teachers
You teach the lesson. Levaloop helps you see the whole learner.
A lesson is full of little clues: what clicked, what was difficult, what made a student light up. Levaloop helps you keep those moments, understand them over time and use them to make the next lesson better.
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Three simple steps
From today's lesson to a better one tomorrow.
2. Check the review
Levaloop helps turn the lesson into an editable review. Add what you noticed, correct anything that needs changing and decide what to share.
3. Make the next lesson count
Their lesson history builds over time. See strengths, recurring difficulties and interests together, then use that understanding to plan and follow up.
Why it feels different
Two students can have the same level and need completely different lessons.
One student might talk confidently about games but struggle to tell you what happened yesterday. Another might read beautifully and barely speak. A textbook level alone cannot tell you that.
Levaloop helps you build a picture of the individual: what they can do, where they get stuck, what interests them and which approaches bring out their best English. That context stays connected to their lessons instead of disappearing when class ends.
The real advantage
Less remembering everything yourself. More teaching the student in front of you.
Ask Levaloop can help you explore next steps using the learning history of your lessons, not just a generic lesson list.
You're still the teacher
Your judgement comes first. AI does the supporting work.
Levaloop supports your decisions. It helps organise what happened, notice patterns and make that knowledge useful. You review the draft, choose the next step and approve anything shared with learners.
Whether you teach one student or a full timetable, the goal is simple: every lesson should leave you knowing your learner a little better.