
It starts with “I wonder.”
An interest. An article. A question without an answer yet. Students bring their own curiosity and discover where it could take them.
Follow the curiosityAn AI learning space for schools and educators. From curiosity to reading, writing and real projects—help students think deeply, and make their learning visible.

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An interest. An article. A question without an answer yet. Students bring their own curiosity and discover where it could take them.
Follow the curiosity
AI offers questions and tools. Students check sources, consider different perspectives and develop arguments—with reasons behind their choices.
See thinking in action
Turn interactions and tool use into a process worth revisiting. Students reflect on their methods. Educators start the next conversation with evidence.
Explore learning insightsSix connected learning contexts help students understand texts, develop arguments and put ideas into practice—while giving educators a clearer view of learning.
Connect interests discovered through reading, writing, courses and projects with the disciplines beneath them in a growing, two-layer interest tree.
Graded reading and interactive tasks shaped around the text and learner’s level. Read in Chinese or English, with dedicated English explanations, sentence analysis and close reading.
From a question and outline to paragraphs and revision, AI offers guidance and feedback. Students write, choose evidence and address counterarguments.
Observe the real world, investigate a problem, design a response or build your own website. Students direct, review and improve work created with AI.
Seven curriculum areas: AI ethics, AI use, source evaluation, historical evidence, multimedia reading, data literacy and self-exploration.
Use learning interactions and tool records to describe depth of thinking and autonomy, giving students and educators evidence to discuss.

Review the process. Understand the learner.
See what students worked on, how they used thinking tools and how their judgments developed. Bring that understanding into the next conversation.
A dedicated workspace for inquiry-based research and writing. Connect question development, project management, research reading, writing and reflection throughout a sustained investigation.
For projects that call for sustained reading, evidence gathering and argument development.

Start with a reading, a piece of writing or a project. See how the Mark of Thinking can support your teaching.