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Learn Leibniz

Step-by-step teacher guides and plain-language walkthroughs of the models underneath Leibniz—heavy on pictures, light on jargon.

Teacher guides

Get something made

Teacher guide · School setupSet up teachers, students, and classesA visual guide to adding teachers and students, creating classes, checking invitations, managing class lists, and helping late students join.

Teacher guide · TasksMake a PDF worksheet in minutesA complete teacher walkthrough for making a quick PDF worksheet from the Leibniz question bank: filters, composition, review, swaps, task creation, and download.

Teacher guide · Exam CreatorBuild and refine an examA complete teacher guide to Exam Creator: all three build paths, the live question grid, paper review, PDF checks, and Copilot changes.

How Leibniz works

Understand the machinery

The demonstrated-mark modelHow we estimate your marksHow Leibniz calculates demonstrated scaled marks: a living model built from official exam items, your attempts, difficulty and technique alignment, practice-based decay, and the curve of the real exam.

From your marks to your next moveHow priorities are chosenHow Leibniz chooses your priorities: a diagnostic maps every topic, then a closed loop of establish, consolidate and push, personalised and updated after every attempt.

Guides follow the current school and teacher experience. The system articles are a conceptual picture, simplified for reading.

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