Socratic Computational Thinking · For every classroom
Ask better questions. Build better thinkers.
AIngel helps schools build computational thinking with Socratic prompts, layered into the lessons you already teach, in as little as ten minutes at the end of class.
A sign-up code from your school is required to create an account.
Why schools need this now
Any board
Layer computational thinking into the subjects you already teach — no board-specific rollout required.
No extra period
The timetable is already full. Build thinking skills inside the lesson, not as a separate course.
5–15 min
AIngel fits inside the lesson you already teach. No extra period required.
How it works
No new timetable slot. No extra training day. Just a spark at the end of the lesson you were already teaching.
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Teach your normal chapter
Fractions, number lines, a Poorvi story, a science experiment: whatever is on today's plan.
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Pick the matching topic
Open AIngel, select your subject and chapter. The right Socratic sparks load instantly.
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Run a Socratic spark
The prompt coach feeds you the next question at exactly the right moment. Students construct the rule themselves.
Live in the classroom
The Socratic Prompt Coach
Your tablet shows the problem and the next question to ask. The class sees only the problem on the board. Students construct the rule themselves. You never hand them the answer.
- Ordered prompts: Notice → Name → Apply → Generalise
- “If stuck” hints and “don't say” guardrails on every step
- Log observations as you circulate: Answer, Rule, or Teach
Messi's Goal Pattern
1, 2, 4, 7, 11. What comes next?
Ask this now
“By how much does it grow each time? Let's look at the gaps.”
If student is stuck
“What's 2 minus 1? Now 4 minus 2?”
Don't say
The answer or “correct”. Make them state the rule.
Built for the classroom, not the screen
Everything a mentor needs to run rigorous Socratic CT without a separate AI period or per-student devices.
AI Socratic Prompt Coach
Ordered prompts guide you step by step: what to ask, when to push, and what never to say aloud.
Observation Journal
Log whether each student found the answer, the rule, or can teach it. A living record of how each student thinks.
Facilitator Certification
Train mentors in the Socratic method: never give answers, climb the question ladder, read misconceptions.
Multi-modal & unplugged
Run problems on paper, hop a number line, draw rangoli, or act it out. No devices required in class.
Four subject packs
Maths, English, Science, and Social Studies, each mapped to the chapters and thinking skills you already teach.
Skill-gated progression
Levels, tiers, and badges that motivate students while keeping pace with demonstrated thinking.
The AIngel difference
Most edtech hands students answers. AIngel hands teachers better questions.
The screen is a question engine and an observation tool. Never an answer key on display.
Ready to ask better questions?
Join your school on AIngel and start running Socratic computational thinking sparks in your next lesson.
A sign-up code from your school is required to create an account.