One student is behind on fractions. Another finished the unit Monday. Neither one needs a worksheet — they need a plan.

A personalized learning plan for the student
in front of you, in minutes.

A personalized learning plan spells out where a student actually is, above grade level or below it, in one subject or across the board, and exactly what to do about it. Colleague AI builds one from a short guided conversation: pick a starting point, describe the student, and get a plan you can act on today, then use it to generate the lesson plans, activities, and assignments that follow.

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Before the plan, a label isn't enough

A personalized learning plan starts with specifics, not a grade -level label

Every roster has a student who's behind and a student who's ahead, sometimes in the same subject, sometimes on just one skill. Knowing that isn't the hard part. Building an actual plan around it, one that names the standard, the gap, and what comes next, is.

Below grade level

Hone in on specific skills to develop

"Struggling with fractions" could mean a missing prerequisite, a language barrier, or just needing more worked examples. A personalized learning plan should be specific in order to serve your student.

Above grade level

Cognitively more difficult, not just repetition

A student who finishes early doesn't need extra problems at the same depth. They need the next real challenge, tied to the same standard.

Colleague AI asks for specifics: the standard, what the student can already do independently, and what's actually getting in the way.

From a starting point to a plan you can teach from

Answer a few questions about the student. Get a plan back you can act on.

Colleague AI asks what you already know about the student, then builds the plan, and everything that comes after it, from those same answers.

1

Choose what you're building the plan for.

Start from a clear entry point: supporting a student below grade level, challenging one who's above it, or building around a specific subject or skill. Colleague AI calibrates every question that follows to match.

2

Tell it about the student, beyond the grade level.

Name the standard, skill, or task you need supports for. Describe where the student's proficiency actually stands: what they can do independently, and where the gaps are. Add whatever else matters, learning preferences, strengths, classroom context, so the plan fits the student in front of you, not a generic one.

3

Review the plan, then make it yours.

Colleague AI drafts a personalized learning plan from those answers: targeted supports, scaffolds or extensions, and the reasoning behind each one. Read it the way you'd read a colleague's suggestion, adjust anything that doesn't fit, and check it against what you know about the student before you use it.

4

Turn the plan into what the student actually does.

Once the plan holds up, build from it directly: lesson plans, activities, and assignments generated from the same standard and the same student profile, so the work in front of the student matches the plan you just approved.

One flow, every direction

One student or a group. One skill or the whole subject.

The same guided flow adjusts to what the student, or students, in front of you actually need.

One student or several

Build a plan for an individual, or one shared plan for a small group.

Write a personalized learning plan for a single student, or describe a small group who share the same gap or the same readiness for a challenge, and get a plan built to fit the group.

Below grade level or above

Calibrate the same flow up or down.

Scaffolds and pre-teaching in one direction, depth and extension in the other, from the same guided questions, without switching tools or starting over.

One skill or a whole subject

Target a single standard, or step back and plan further out.

Zoom in on one task a student is stuck on, or build a broader plan for how you'll support them across a subject for the rest of the term.

Where this fits in your practice

A personalized learning plan from Colleague AI is a starting point built from your own knowledge of the student, not a replacement for your judgment about them. You review it, adjust it, and decide what actually goes in front of the class.

3
questions, from student snapshot to a full plan
50%
average reduction in prep time
1.5×
grade-level math growth — vs. 1.0 typical
$18M
in federal R&D from IES & NSF
Backed by research with the University of Washington and the AmplifyLearn.AI Research Center, led by Dr. Min Sun. Compliant with SOC 2, FERPA, COPPA, SOPIPA, and GDPR.
From plan to practice

A personalized learning plan, built from what you actually know about the student.

Choose a starting point, answer a few questions, and get a plan you can review, adjust, and teach from today, then turn it straight into lesson plans and activities.

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