“Next week I have to teach 'Snow – To the tune of Qin Yuan Chun,' and I want my students to experience the majestic mood of 'a thousand miles of ice, ten thousand miles of snow' while listening to the recitation. But, after searching everywhere online, I can’t find a suitable dynamic presentation.”
“The derivation of the formula for the area of a parallelogram and the cutting-reassembly process is too abstract for students to understand. It would be great to have courseware that allows for dynamic demonstration with input parameters.”
These pain points that countless teachers face during lesson preparation are gradually being resolved with the help of AI technology. Recently, TAL’s MathGPT AI Learning (Teachers' Edition) received a significant upgrade. The core highlight of this upgrade is the “AI Interactive Courseware” intelligent tool, which provides teachers with an “idea-to-reality” intelligent preparation experience. With just a single sentence describing their idea—without requiring any technical expertise—users can leverage the intelligent tool to automatically generate professional-grade courseware that integrates images, text, sound, and dynamic animations.
(Image: MathGPT AI Learning (Teachers' Edition) interface https://www.laoshibang.com/courseware/index#/ )
MathGPT AI Learning (Teachers' Edition), referred to as MathGPT for Teachers, was launched by TAL in March 2025. Targeting K-12 teachers, this AI assistant integrates advanced AI large language model capabilities with high-quality educational content resources. MathGPT for Teachers now offers over 170 intelligent tools covering the full teaching lifecycle, including lesson planning, grading, exam paper setting, school-home communication, creative teaching, summaries, and reflection.
Upon entering the homepage of MathGPT AI Learning (Teachers' Edition), the standout feature is its newly upgraded “AI Interactive Courseware” intelligent tool. Users simply need to input a creative idea into the chatbox to test out the interactive courseware creation capabilities. Whether it’s creating an “interactive course on the formula derivation for the area of a parallelogram,” a “spoken language practice courseware,” or even a “digital globe,” MathGPT for Teachers guides users to refine or co-create the requirements as necessary and break down the commands, ultimately producing a stunning presentation file complete with visuals, animations, and explanations.
(Image: Interactive courseware on parallelogram area explanation)
Taking the area formula of a parallelogram as an example, explaining this topic often requires showing the process of cutting and reassembly—a dynamic presentation is a crucial aid for educators. However, traditional methods like blackboard sketches or PowerPoint presentations cannot effectively demonstrate it. With MathGPT for Teachers, users can merely share a simple idea, and the AI will auto-generate a comprehensive courseware containing animated demonstrations, adjustable parameters, and knowledge explanations. Traditionally, creating such multimedia presentations would require several hours of time, along with coding and animation design expertise—skills many teachers may not possess.
(Image: Interactive micro-level demonstration on crystal melting, controllable via gestures)
Additionally, MathGPT for Teachers supports video interactions and gesture-based interaction features, offering teachers creative freedom in course design. This enables educators to incorporate varied interactive elements into their lessons, making them more engaging and lively.
With over 22 years in the EdTech sector, TAL is acutely aware of frontline teachers’ actual working conditions and pain points. The company is committed to employing AI educational technologies to alleviate teachers’ burdens—not just supporting its in-house workforce but aiming to extend its AI-driven efficiency benefits to all frontline educators. MathGPT for Teachers was established on this foundation.
TAL’s Chief Technology Officer, Tian Mi, has emphasized, “AI is shaping a complete learning cycle. Throughout this process, teachers are not being replaced, but instead are liberated from labor-intensive, mechanical tasks, enabling them to focus more energy on lesson design, student well-being, and educational innovation.”
Currently, teachers can access more than 170 AI intelligent tools via MathGPT for Teachers. During lesson planning, they can use functionalities like “AI Interactive Courseware,” “PPT-to-Lesson Plans,” or “Cross-disciplinary Design.” For exams and test preparation, tools such as “One-idea-to-three-problems” or “Intelligent Test Composition” are available. For class management, they can utilize “Class Leaderboard” or “AI-assisted Seat Arrangements.” There are also fun assistants like “High-Emotional-Intelligence Reply Generator” and “Compliment Generator.”
(Image: MathGPT for Teachers app center)
Furthermore, MathGPT for Teachers can seamlessly connect with the MathGPT mobile app, synchronizing data across devices and teaching environments. For example, students’ homework submissions from their mobile app will immediately be analyzed on the teacher’s platform, enabling instant feedback on the class’s overall academic performance. This allows educators to identify and address common challenges promptly, thereby perfecting the teaching cycle.
The “2025 Report on K-12 Teachers’ Use of AI Technologies” revealed that 60.7% of teachers use AI tools to enhance efficiency, while 56.7% adopt them to reduce workload. However, the report also noted challenges such as “a lack of platforms meeting multi-faceted teaching needs,” “content requiring additional refinement due to bias or incomplete accuracy,” and “limitations of prompt-based interaction.” Tools like MathGPT for Teachers, which offer a more integrated and user-friendly platform for lesson preparation, may help further alleviate the workload of educators.
Source: Phoenix Newshttps://finance.ifeng.com/c/8pWy8NlkUDY
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