Turn your lesson plan into questions
Add the lesson plan you already have, and Nurture Signal drafts hinge questions from it for you to review before anything reaches students.
Rivers, lesson 4
Year 9 Geography
Why does a river meander more on flat land?
What makes the outside bank of a bend erode faster?
Where does a river deposit most of its load?
How it works
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Why does a river meander more on flat land?
- A. The water is moving faster
- B. Gentle slopes let sideways erosion take over ✓
- C. Flat land has harder rock
Questions that start where your teaching does
Frequently asked questions
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Can I turn a lesson plan into quiz questions?
Yes. When you create a session, choose From a file instead of Describe a topic and add your lesson plan, a handout, an assessment or your notes. Nurture Signal drafts up to 20 questions from that material, and you review and edit every one before anything reaches students.
How is this different from a quiz generator?
A quiz generator writes questions about a topic. Signal writes them from the material you actually teach, and it builds them for checking understanding: multiple-choice questions where each wrong option points to a misconception, with students explaining their reasoning when they answer.
Which plan do I need?
Creating a session from a file is a Premium feature, marked with a gold crown in the app. Describing a topic is available on every account. Premium is set up for you or your school by the Nurture team, so book a demo or get in touch to add it.
Do students see the questions before I check them?
No. The questions are a draft until you publish. You can edit, add or remove questions first, and Signal asks you to confirm you have reviewed any AI-written question you haven’t opened yet before the session goes live.
Should I upload the file to the session or to my curriculum?
Ask whether the document is for one lesson or for the whole class. A lesson plan, worksheet or past paper for one session belongs in that session. A syllabus, scheme of work, glossary or rubric that applies all term belongs in the classroom’s Curriculum tab, where Signal uses it for every session.