Step 40 of 49HTT Schools
The syllabus and sample topics
Loading the sample syllabus, editing a topic to make it yours, pasting your own, and Reset.
- For
- For School administrators
- Video
- 4 min video
- Article
- 2 min read
- Updated
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A head start on every scheme of work, and a way back. You will fill your syllabus in seconds with sample topics, make them your own, and reset them if you change your mind.
Step by step
1Open the syllabus
Open Curriculum, then the Syllabus tab. Pick a level, a subject and a term. Here, J S S 2 Mathematics, first term. It is empty for now.
2Load the sample
Press Load sample syllabus. In a moment, every level gets a starting scheme of work for Mathematics, English, Basic Science and Social Studies: three topics a term.
3Sample badges
Each one is marked Sample, so nobody mistakes it for your school’s own scheme of work. Check it against yours.
4Make it yours
To change a topic, press the pencil. Once you edit it, it is yours: the Sample badge goes, and a reset of the samples will leave it alone.
5Add your own
To add your own topics, paste them on the right, one per line. Start a line with the word Week and a number to set the week. Then press Add to the scheme.
6Reset
Made a mistake? Press Reset. Remove samples takes out only the sample topics you have not touched. Clear everything removes the whole syllabus, and asks you to type CLEAR first.
7What is left
The samples are gone. Your edited topic and the two you added are still here.
Questions people ask
Who is the “The syllabus and sample topics” training for?
School administrators. It is one step of the HTT Schools course, which is laid out in the order we recommend learning it.
Do I need to sign in to HTT Schools for this?
Sign in to HTT Schools as an administrator of your school to follow these steps.
Can I do this on a phone?
Yes. The steps are the same on a phone, and the video shows every step on a computer and then again on a phone.
How long does this training take?
The video is about 4 minutes long. Reading the article takes less.