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JAS · EVENING STUDY HOURS

7:20 pm, study hall. Q7’s answer is travelling down the back row.

Nobody in that row is lazy. They’re stuck, and the one adult present is keeping order. JAS gives your study hours trained assistants who hint, never hand over answers, and pass hard doubts to teachers by 8 am.

Tonight: a printed hint ladder for tomorrow’s homework.

12-GATE PLANHint ladder · Class 8 · Ratio Q7
  1. Rung 1“What two things are being compared?”
  2. Rung 2“Write both in the same unit first.”
  3. Rung 3A solved twin problem, different numbers
  4. Rung 4Flag for Ms Rao’s 8 am brief
  5. Exit checkTwo questions before lights-out
Every gate: an owner, a date, a “done means” line.

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WHAT THE NUMBERS SAY

When study hour can’t answer a doubt, families pay someone who will.

of Indian students were taking or had taken private coaching, 2025

NSS Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education 2025 (MoSPI) · pib.gov.in · PRID 2160863

average yearly coaching spend per urban higher-secondary student, 2025

NSS Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education 2025 (MoSPI) · pib.gov.in · PRID 2160863

of rural Class 1–8 children took paid private tuition in 2022

ASER 2022 national findings · img.asercentre.org · ASER 2022 national findings

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Study hour is supervised silence, not supervised learning.

One adult, sixty children, a pile of homework. Stuck children copy, wait or quietly give up. The doubt reaches the teacher next week, if at all — and by then a parent has booked a tuition slot.

Finished, not understood

Homework done by the quickest copier in the row. Nobody learns who was stuck.

The 7 pm doubt

Raised in study hour, it reaches the teacher after the test it mattered for.

Paying twice

Families pay a tutor for help the school day already promised.

HOW IT WORKS

Brief, hint, check, pass on — every evening.

Teachers set the ladder. Trained assistants run the room. Nobody hands over an answer.

1Brief

Each assistant gets tonight’s homework, its hints and the ideas children usually trip on.

2Hint ladder

Four rungs: a nudge, a question, a solved twin problem, then the teacher. Never the answer.

3Exit check

Two quick questions before the hour ends show whether the idea really landed.

4Pass it on

What the ladder can’t fix lands in the teacher’s 8 am brief.

JAS — Junior Assistant study hoursStill stuck at rung four? The teacher sees it before first period.

THREE WAYS TO START

Three ways to a study hour that answers doubts.

Each ends in the same place: children unstuck by a hint, and teachers seeing only the doubts that truly need them.

FREE · ONE HOMEWORKPrint tonight’s ladder

For a principal who wants to try one study hour tonight.

  1. 1Upload tomorrow’s homework or a worksheet
  2. 2We draft a four-rung hint ladder
  3. 3Print it for tonight’s study hour
YOU’LL SEE IT
Tonight
WHAT IT TAKES
Free. No card, and nobody calls you.
ONE GRADE · 14 DAYSPilot one grade

For schools with hostels or evening study that want a guided start.

  1. 1A 30-minute call to choose the grade
  2. 2We train your assistants over two evenings
  3. 3Day 14: doubts closed, doubts passed on
YOU’LL SEE IT
Day 3
WHAT IT TAKES
A short paid pilot, credited to year one
ASSISTANTS SUPPLIEDLet us staff it

For owners who want trained assistants found, checked and supervised for them.

  1. 1We recruit and verify assistants locally
  2. 2We run study hours on your timetable
  3. 3Teachers get a brief every morning
YOU’LL SEE IT
Week one
WHAT IT TAKES
Set-up plus a monthly per-assistant fee, quoted for you

WHAT YOU’LL SEE FIRST

You’ll see it the first evening: a stuck child getting there on rung two, without being told the answer.

MAKE IT YOURS

Hints in your star teacher’s style, not a chatbot’s.

ONLY AT YOUR SCHOOL

A hint ladder in your star teacher’s style

Your best maths teacher writes hints for twenty problems. New ladders follow her style — her analogies, her order of questions. Only with her written consent, labelled as AI-drafted, approved by her, and switched off when she says.

  • Her consent first, revocable any day
  • “Ms Rao’s style · AI” on every sheet
  • She approves the first twenty hints
With consent · clearly labelled · yours to switch off
EXPLAIN IT BACK · 2 MINStudent: “I don’t get Q4 — how many moles?”

TRANSCRIPT

“Think of a mole like a dozen eggs. If one dozen weighs 600 g, what does 1,800 g tell you? Now try it with grams of water.”

Ms Rao’s style · AI-drafted
A hint, not the answer
Teacher-approved

Your boundaries card

What assistants may and may not do, in your words, signed by each.

Who gets which doubt

Which doubts go to which teacher, and by what time.

Your study timetable

Hostel, day-boarding or evening batches — your slots, your rooms.

WHY IT GETS BETTER EVERY TERM

Tonight’s doubts sharpen tomorrow morning’s teaching.

Doubts that climb the ladder show teachers exactly what to re-teach. Hints that worked in your study hall become the first rung next time, so ladders tend to get shorter each term.

It learns from your children’s actual doubts, so each evening’s ladder starts closer to what helps.

  1. 1Doubts are loggedWhich rung, which idea
  2. 2Hints improveWhat worked here rises
  3. 3Teachers see patternsA three-line morning brief
  4. 4Re-teach is targetedTen minutes, not a chapter
  5. 5Ladders get shorterFewer rungs to unstick
  6. ↻ Your school’s own hint library

WHERE IT LEADS

Once doubts get answered, you notice what evenings could hold.

We suggest a next step only when your own study-hour log points to it, with the maths shown.

WHEN YOU NOTICE

A quarter of children finish homework in the first 30 minutes.

PupilLearn

THE MATHS · AN EXAMPLE

e.g. 120 children × 30 spare minutes × 100 evenings ÷ 60 = 6,000 practice hours a year

WHEN YOU NOTICE

Wardens spend over 15 minutes a night on paper study rolls.

PupilCampus

THE MATHS · AN EXAMPLE

e.g. 4 wardens × 15 minutes × 200 nights ÷ 60 = 200 hours back a year

WHEN YOU NOTICE

Three in ten of a subject’s passed-on doubts trace back to one idea.

ThinkPrint

THE MATHS · AN EXAMPLE

e.g. 8 sections × 3 re-teach periods × 2 terms = 48 periods back a year

FROM A SCHOOL GROUP · BALLARI · SINCE 2001

Built by people who run a school. Here’s our word.

PupilTree is a working school group in Ballari, teaching since 2001. Join as a founding school: founding terms, a direct line to the team building JAS, and a clean exit if your study hours don’t change.

Founding-school pricing

Held for three years for schools that join now.

Safeguarding first

Assistants are verified, trained, work in open rooms, never alone with one child.

A readout by day 14

No study-hour readout by day 14? Your pilot fee comes back.

Your results stay yours

Nothing about your school is published without your written yes.

WHAT WE’LL TRACK WITH YOUDoubts raised per study hourDoubts closed before rung fourDoubts answered by 8 amExit-check pass rate

QUESTIONS

What principals ask before the first evening.

Didn’t see yours? Ask on WhatsApp — a person replies, usually within the hour.

Ask on WhatsApp
  • Your senior students, alumni, B.Ed interns or young graduates — verified, trained over two evenings, and bound by a signed boundaries card.

How many of tonight’s doubts truly need a teacher?

Send us tomorrow’s homework and print the ladder for tonight. The 8 am brief will tell you.

Hints, never answersVerified, trained assistantsEasy exit by day 14