TutorCentrix / Curriculum
See the curriculum behind every experience.
Connect objectives, teaching resources, planned lessons, and evidence while keeping their different meanings visible.

The learning purpose
Give every resource an educational address.
Navigate from subject to unit to objective. Success criteria, vocabulary, and prerequisites explain the intention even while formal curriculum mapping awaits review.
An objective gives the work direction. Educator judgment keeps it useful.
Illustrative workflows describe the platform design; availability varies by area. Explore sample experiences for playable examples.
Identify equal parts
Success: explain why the parts of one whole must be equal. Vocabulary: whole, equal part. Prerequisite: compare lengths.
From intention to action
Explore how the work connects.
Choose a step to explore the decisions, context, and educator judgment behind it.
Know what each kind of coverage means.
Having a resource, planning a lesson, collecting evidence, and interpreting mastery answer different questions. Keep them in separate, readable lanes.
Approved example resource
A reviewed resource exists for the objective. This does not say that teaching or assessment has happened.
Beyond the first step
Carry the learning forward.
Improve the map without rewriting the past.
Review framework changes deliberately. New mappings can guide future resources while historical assignments retain their original context.
Educator control, throughout
Keep alignment inspectable.
Inspect the source, rationale, framework version, and reviewer. Related objectives are not automatically equivalent, and a proposed mapping is not a verified one.
Explore trust and safetyDescribe equal amounts
Illustrative author-written passage: “Represent one amount using different equal partitions of the same whole.” Not a national curriculum standard.
One connected platform
Turn a visible gap into a useful action.
A resource gap suggests inspecting suitable content. An evidence gap suggests planning a check. Each calls for its own next step.
Explore the learning objective, teaching approach, evidence, review history, and rights before you reuse or adapt a resource.
Connect learner evidence to educator judgment, targeted support, and school policies that make responsibility clear.
Your next step
Make your curriculum easier to act on.
Explore objectives, coverage, and next steps in your school’s context.