Subject browsing has been rebuilt from the ground up. Instead of a single long list, each subject now opens into level-scoped rows, so a search for “fractions” surfaces third-grade material without also showing high-school algebra.
Filters are stickier too. Clearing a filter no longer resets the whole search — the page remembers your grade and format choices as you refine a subject or move between categories.
This is the first of several browse changes planned this quarter. Next up: saved searches, so a filter combination you use every week doesn't need to be rebuilt from scratch each time.
Comments
Worked well as a cover lesson. A colleague with no background in the topic taught it from the plan alone.
Careful, accurate content — I checked the sources and they hold up. Refreshing for a shared lesson.
Sixty-five minutes matches my experience too. I now split it across two shorter periods.
A year down worked for me with the reading swapped for the summary version.
I did the same swap. Saved setup time and students were just as engaged.
Totally agree, the wrap-up is the strongest part.