Subjects

Different subjects require different ways of thinking.

ClassMirror does not ask the same type of question in mathematics, biology, history or languages. The activity, useful documents and response tools are adapted to the subject and the task.

Subjects

A broad disciplinary scope

Mathematics

Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, functions, probability, equations and other mathematical topics.

Calculate · justify · prove · construct
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Physics

Mechanics, motion, electricity, optics and other physical situations using quantities, measurements and models.

Model · calculate · interpret measurements

Chemistry

Reactions, acids and bases, amount of substance, stoichiometry and experimental reasoning.

Analyse · balance · calculate · interpret

Biology / Life sciences

Cells, genetics, ecosystems, photosynthesis and other biological mechanisms or experimental results.

Describe · explain · analyse data

History & Geography

Chronology, historical sources, territories, populations, climates, maps and spatial reasoning.

Locate · contextualise · compare · analyse
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Languages & Literature

Reading, expression, grammar, vocabulary, text analysis and written production.

Read · reformulate · write · argue
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Computing

Programming, algorithms, databases and computing concepts, with questions adapted to the requested action.

Trace · explain · debug · design
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Humanities & Social sciences

Philosophy, economics, accounting and civic topics where reasoning, evidence and structured argument matter.

Reason · compare · interpret · argue
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The tools change with the task

A maths question may need the mathematical editor; a geography task may require a real map; a science activity may use an experimental table; a language task may simply need text or voice input.

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Documents are not decorative

If a document is displayed, the question should genuinely need it. A self-contained calculation should not receive a useless image or generic paragraph.

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The same subject changes with the level

Vocabulary, reasoning depth, document complexity and expected autonomy should evolve from primary school to higher education.

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One method, different disciplinary actions

Calculate, prove, interpret data, analyse a source, locate on a map, explain a mechanism or write an argument are not interchangeable. ClassMirror aims to make the question match the discipline.

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