Educator tool
Teacher & tutor planning
Draft an objective, explanation sequence, original practice, checks for understanding, differentiation supports and a bilingual family note.
Plan teachingFranklin Assistant · Learning mode
Plan a lesson. Guide practice. Find the right local learning route.
Structured, on-device tools for educators, tutors, supervised family learning, adult learners and Franklin-area learning providers—without turning a student’s private story into a prompt.
On-device preparationNo prompt or packet is sent to a server.
No student recordsNames, IDs, grades and accommodation records do not belong here.
Guidance, not decisionsNo automated grades, placements, discipline or eligibility calls.
Sources stay visibleChanging facts must be rechecked at the original source.
Choose a useful starting point
One Learning mode, three bounded tools.
Each tool asks only for broad choices and a short topic. Nothing is submitted, and Franklin does not infer whether someone learned, passed or qualifies.
Learner tool
Guided practice
Use a teach → example → hint → check → reflect loop for adult learning or parent- and educator-supervised practice.
Guide practiceProvider tool
Learning-provider readiness
Prepare evidence-backed public profile fields for tutors, programs, centers, libraries, museums, nonprofits and adult-learning providers.
Prepare a profileWho the Learning Hub serves
Adults working with learning—not unsupervised minor accounts.
- Teachers and education professionals
- Tutors and tutoring practices
- Learning and enrichment centers
- Libraries, museums, nonprofits and community programs
- Parents or guardians supervising family tools
- Adult and workforce learners
Learning beyond a lesson
Connect teaching and practice to Franklin activities.
Use the Learning Hub to prepare. Then find responsible local sources for youth classes, school clubs, sports, arts, performance groups and outdoor learning—without creating a minor account or sharing student records.
Verified local discovery
Start with the responsible source.
These official or organization-provided links help you find school-family resources, state learning supports, adult education, a local college campus, the library and community education. They are starting points—not rankings, referrals, endorsements or proof of fit.
Directory appearance and order are not rankings, referrals or endorsements. Verify services, credentials, availability, accessibility, fees and fit directly.
Provider information
Useful public facts, with evidence.
Franklin learning information can include provider type, subjects, broad age bands, format, languages, accessibility facts, schedule summary, service area and source evidence.
- Every material fact can carry an HTTPS source and review date.
- Changing schedules, availability, fees and contacts remain marked for recheck.
- An affiliation claim requires a direct evidence URL.
- Student-level data is prohibited from the profile.
Membership fit
No education surcharge.
The Learning Hub uses Franklin’s existing free path and Community Membership. Learning providers can prepare a profile, review Growth Desk guidance and evaluate membership without a separate education fee.
Minor safety and education boundaries
Learning support without creating a student surveillance system.
Franklin Navigator does not provide direct minor accounts, persistent minor profiles, school-system integrations or automated high-impact decisions.
Do not enter or upload
- Student or child names
- Email, phone, address or student ID
- Grades, scores or transcripts
- IEP or 504 records
- Health, diagnosis or disability details
- Discipline records
- Account credentials
- Copyrighted workbooks or restricted tests