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Marklyapp.markly.com.au · diagnostic
AM Aisha M.
Year 12 · two subjects
Diagnostic marked
HSC Maths Advanced Sample data · marks lost by topic
  1. Trigonometry 41% Start here
  2. Differentiation 34% Start here
  3. Financial maths 27% Start here
  4. Probability 22% Start here
  5. Sequences & series 15% Start here
scored from marked work
Marklyprogress
62 to 66average mark this term · sample data
Marklyparent update · draft

Aisha closed the biggest gap we found in Term 1. Electricity and magnetism is now a working strength, and projectile motion is next.

Drafted from the evidence, sent when you approve
106
subjects covered
7
Australian credentials
10,000+
hand-built questions
120,000+
practice variations
Diagnostics, lesson creation, progress and parent reporting in one system, not four subscriptions.HSC · VCE · QCE · WACE · BSSS
The workflow

How it works, start to finish.

This is Aisha, Year 12 Mathematics Advanced (sample data). Each stage below builds on the one before it, so nothing gets retyped and nothing gets lost.

  1. 01Diagnose

    Aisha sits a diagnostic built from her own syllabus. Her tutor marks it, and the map shows where the marks went: trigonometry carries 41% of everything she lost.

    What comes out: a map of marks lost by topic
  2. 02Plan

    Trigonometry ranks first on her priority list because it costs the most marks, not because it comes next in the textbook. The teaching plan schedules it ahead of her trial, prerequisites first.

    Built on: the mark-loss map from stage 01
  3. 03Teach

    The lesson runs on a plan built from her actual errors, with bank questions ready to hand. Logging it takes the last two minutes of the session.

    Built on: the ranked priorities from stage 02
  4. 04Measure

    Homework comes back as photos of working. Marking shows the sign errors fading, and her topic scores lift to match.

    Built on: the lesson log and homework from stage 03
  5. 05Report

    Markly writes the parent update from everything logged that term. Her tutor changes one line and sends it.

    Built on: every stage above, nothing retyped

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Why not a spreadsheet

Why tutors move off the spreadsheet.

The usual setupWhat goes wrongWhat Markly does instead
Spreadsheets and mark books Marks sit in cells with nothing attached. You can't see which topic a score came from, or what to do about it. Every mark traces to a topic, a priority and the lesson it produced.
Generic AI chatbots Confident answers with no marked work behind them, sent straight to students. Drafts come from the student's marked work, and you approve them before they go anywhere.
Stand-alone quiz builders Questions disconnected from what this student actually got wrong. 10,000+ bank questions selected against the student's own gaps and syllabus.
Manual parent emails Sunday nights reconstructing the term from memory. Updates drafted from the term's recorded evidence, approved by you before sending.

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Tutor control

Nothing reaches a student without you.

Markly writes its drafts from the student's marked work and shows you the working behind them. You change what you like and approve what you're happy with. Only then does anything reach a student or a parent.

  1. 01Markly drafts

    Lessons, homework and parent updates are drafted from the student's marked work, never from thin air.

  2. 02You review, edit and approve

    If something isn't right, change it before it goes anywhere.

  3. 03The student or parent receives your version

    They only ever see the version you signed off.

Start with one student today.

Set up a student, run the first diagnostic, and you'll see the mark-loss map in your first session.

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