Aim for Five

For teachers

Tell a colleague

If Aim for Five saves you time, the teacher down the hall might want it too. Here's a flyer to print and a few ready-made messages to send. Change any of the words so they sound like you.

Printable flyer

One page for the staff room, a department meeting or a colleague's mailbox. It prints in black and white on letter paper, and the QR code opens the teacher page. To make a PDF, choose Save as PDF in the print dialog.

Aim for Five for teachers

Free AP® class tools that save you grading time

Make a class in a minute, share one code, and assign exam-style practice in 21 AP courses. The AI scores free response first and you review it. Then you see exactly what to reteach.

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  • Free response, first pass done

    The AI scores each answer row by row against the rubric. You accept or change each row in a click, and students see feedback when you release it.

  • Know what to reteach

    See the most-missed questions and the wrong answer that pulled students in. Weak topics link to notes, videos and a one-click follow-up set.

  • Follow-up that happens on its own

    After each assignment, every student gets a short practice set on the topics they missed.

  • Questions that aren't online

    Verified teachers get a teacher-only question bank in 17 courses, kept off public pages and search, with answers held back until you release them.

  • Warm-ups and paper quizzes

    Put a question of the day on the projector, and print quizzes with a separate answer key.

  • Pacing to exam day

    See which units you've covered and a suggested week-by-week plan to the exam.

  • Free, no ads
  • No school setup
  • Students 13+, minimal data
  • Works alongside AP Classroom

Private by design: you see the name a student gives when they join and the work they do for your assignments, nothing else. Only the question and answer go to the AI, never a name. Students sign in with Google or an email link, with no College Board account needed.

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An email to send

For a colleague, your department or other AP teachers you know. Add a line about your own class and your name at the end.

Subject: A free tool that does a first pass on AP free-response grading

Hi, I wanted to pass along a free site for AP® classes that might save you some grading time. It's called Aim for Five: https://aimforfive.com/teachers You make a class, students join with one code, and you assign exam-style practice in any of its 21 AP courses. A few things it does: - Free response: the AI scores each answer row by row against the rubric as a first pass. You accept or change each row, and students only see feedback when you release it. - Results: you see the most-missed questions and which wrong answer pulled students in, with links to notes, videos and a follow-up set for reteaching. - Follow-up: after each assignment, every student automatically gets a short practice set on the topics they missed. - Teacher-only questions: once you're verified as a teacher, there's a question bank in 17 courses that isn't on public pages or in search, so the answers aren't online. - In class: a question of the day for the projector, printable quizzes with a separate answer key, and a pacing plan to exam day. It's free with no ads, there's nothing for the school to set up, and it keeps student data to a minimum (students need to be 13 or older). It works alongside AP Classroom rather than replacing it, and uses the same unit and topic numbers. You can try a demo class first, no sign-up needed: https://aimforfive.com/teachers/demo

A blurb for a newsletter

A few sentences for a department or school newsletter, a staff bulletin or a teacher's page.

Free AP® class tools: Aim for Five (https://aimforfive.com/teachers) lets AP teachers make a class in a minute and assign exam-style practice in 21 courses, free and with no ads. Its AI gives free-response answers a first-pass score by rubric row for the teacher to review, and results show which questions and topics to reteach. There's no school setup, student data is kept to a minimum, and it works alongside AP Classroom. You can try a demo class without signing up at https://aimforfive.com/teachers/demo.

A post for AP teacher groups

For forums, Facebook groups or Reddit. The first line works as a title. Many groups have rules about sharing links, so check them first, and please only post where it's welcome.

A free site for AP® classes that does a first pass on free-response scoring Hi all. I wanted to share a free site that might save some of you grading time: Aim for Five (https://aimforfive.com/teachers). You make a class, students join with a code (no school setup or College Board account), and you assign exam-style practice in 21 AP courses. The AI scores free-response answers row by row against the rubric as a first pass, and you accept or change each row before students see any feedback. Multiple choice results show the most-missed questions and which wrong answer pulled students in, with links for reteaching, and each student automatically gets a short follow-up set on what they missed. Verified teachers also get a teacher-only question bank that isn't on public pages or in search. It's meant to sit alongside AP Classroom, not replace it, and it uses the same unit and topic numbers. It's free, there are no ads, and it keeps student data to a minimum (students 13 and up). It isn't made by College Board. You can look around a demo class without signing up: https://aimforfive.com/teachers/demo If you try it, I'd like to hear what works for you and what doesn't. The people who make it read every message too: https://aimforfive.com/contact

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