Language practice continues
between lessons.
Assign speaking, vocabulary, and grammar practice. Students know what to work on at home; you see their answers and prepare the next lesson.
- A path that follows the level (A2 → B2 and beyond)
- Homework and flashcards in the same flow
- Fewer “what was the homework?” messages
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Language lessons without a system
Sound familiar?
How running a student often looks:
- PDFs and links scattered across the chat
- Vocabulary in one place, homework in another
- Notes on spoken answers are hard to find before the next lesson
- A new student means building the program from scratch again
With Lenitera
A language path in one place:
- Steps: lesson → material → speaking/homework → quiz
- Flashcard decks inside the path
- Progress per unit visible before the next lesson
- A program template you clone for the next student
The language path loop
Placement
You fix the level and the goals, so the path does not drift from lesson to lesson.
Practice
Lessons, homework, and flashcards run as steps — nothing gets lost.
Check
Quizzes and speaking homework show what actually stuck.
Units and speaking on one path
Level-based steps: lesson, material, speaking homework, quiz — so the program does not scatter across chat and Drive.
- Route follows A2 → B2 (or your levels)
- Speaking tasks as homework steps
- Reuse templates for new students
Students know what to do at home
Assignments open in the student portal with materials beside the answer — fewer “what was homework?” messages.
- Clear assignment + materials
- Autosave drafts
- Submission status on the path
Flashcards next to the path, not in another app
Flashcards sit in the same product as the program, so practice between lessons stays visible.
What makes language lessons stronger
Learning plans
Lessons, materials, homework, and checkpoints arranged around each student's goal
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Vocabulary flashcards
Vocabulary, formulas, definitions, and key concepts as part of the learning plan
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Homework and tests
Written work, problem sets, quizzes, and practice tests in the same learning plan
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Frequently asked questions
- Yes. A path step can be homework with audio or a written answer — the submission status shows up in the student profile.
- Yes. The structure is the same: a path and steps. The content — English, German, Spanish — is yours.
- You can teach inside the platform. If Zoom is your habit, the path still keeps the program and homework together.
Try a program with one student
Free plan available. 14 days of Pro included. No card required.