Built on Bloom's Taxonomy
Turn a chapter, your notes or a past paper into a ready-to-use question paper and memo in minutes.
Create papers in English or Afrikaans, using your own teaching material rather than generic textbook content.
Questions are created across the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy, giving you a mix of different levels of thinking. You can review and edit everything before it goes to your class.
Real Setwise question paper
In which structure of the chloroplast do the light-dependent reactions take place?
Explain why plants appear green in terms of how chlorophyll interacts with light.
A plant is exposed to increasing light intensity while all other conditions remain constant. At first the rate of photosynthesis increases, but then it plateaus. What has happened?
Oxygen released during photosynthesis comes from the splitting of carbon dioxide molecules during the Calvin cycle.
Evaluate the importance of photosynthesis for life on Earth, considering at least two reasons.
A farmer wants to increase crop yield in a greenhouse. Design an experiment to determine which factor has the greatest effect on the rate of photosynthesis.
Setwise takes material you already have (a textbook chapter, your notes or a past paper) and turns it into a question paper and memo.
The questions are spread across the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy, so you can see what kind of thinking each question requires. Setwise is designed with the CAPS assessment approach in mind.
Teachers who'd rather spend their evening doing anything other than building and rebalancing a test.
Setwise works across grades and subjects. Choose the grade, subject and difficulty, then decide how many marks you want at each Bloom's level.
The questions are created from your own material, rather than generic textbook content.
Setting a good paper isn't just about finding questions from the right content. You also need to make sure you're testing different levels of thinking.
It's easy to end up with a paper full of "remember" questions and then add a single "create" question at the end.
Setwise takes care of that balance for you while keeping the whole paper editable. You decide what actually goes to your class.
Setting a good paper can take hours. Finding the right content, writing questions, checking the different levels of thinking, formatting everything and putting together the memo.
With Setwise, you upload the material you're already working with and get a first version of the paper and memo to review and edit.
You still decide what goes to your class. Setwise just removes the blank page.