For Irish secondary schools

Teacher’s Aide

Teacher’s Aide is a low-cost, AI-powered education platform that helps teachers assess and monitor student learning using natural language prompts. Intelligent assistants automate marking, while every student receives a personalised AI tutor that adapts to their strengths, misconceptions, and learning pace, delivering one-on-one support traditionally available only through private tutoring. Built for teachers and licensed to schools, the platform combines teacher oversight with high-quality individualised learning support.

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Five teacher interviews

We asked teachers what’s actually happening in their classrooms.

One-to-one interviews with five veteran secondary teachers (19–35 years’ experience) revealed:

4–10hrs/wk

spent marking homework, on top of a full teaching timetable

8/10

difficulty tracking each student’s learning gaps across a year

That lines up with the national picture: ASTI reported that ¾ of teachers have considered leaving the profession, most commonly due to occupational stress, workload, and poor work-life balance

Teacher 2 of 5: on AI’s impact so far
Some students use AI to hide a lack of skill or knowledge or to be lazy, some use it to enhance their knowledge, learn challenging topics and improve their work.

Teacher 3 of 5: on their biggest concern
No skills being taught, even basic writing, reading and ability to sift through information. Too reliant on instant feedback.

Teacher 4 of 5: on the effect of AI on young people
Social interaction and debate will disappear. People will increasingly lean on AI and it will herald a return to mass illiteracy. Young people's attention spans are already noticeably lower and reading a book is an effort and no longer fashionable.

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