Simpler language
More direct sentences, controlled vocabulary and explanations of essential terms.
MINERVA FOR INCLUSIVE LEARNING
The same subject, with the right learning path for each student.
Configure language, readability, level of guidance, practical examples and comprehension checks. Minerva applies these preferences to explanations and materials without requiring you to start again each time.
Adapting a resource should not mean rebuilding it from scratch
The teacher retains the subject content and specifies how it should be presented. Minerva creates a version suited to the student’s learning path, ready to be reviewed and edited before use.
Content adapted to the teacher’s instructions
It takes a few seconds, and you can pause it at any time.
Simple language
High readability
Guided steps
Concrete examples
Comprehension checks
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Original content
Photosynthesis is a fundamental process that allows plants to convert solar energy into chemical energy, producing their own food and releasing oxygen.
Adapted content
- The plant takes in sunlight.
- It uses it to transform water and carbon dioxide.
- In this way it makes its food and releases oxygen.
It is like a kitchen: light is the cooker, water and air are the ingredients.
What does the plant release at the end of the process?
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Original content
Language, readability, guidance, examples and comprehension checks are applied together.
Five teaching controls, configured independently
Adjust each control to the most appropriate level. Adaptation can therefore follow a specific need without automatically applying the same pattern to every student.
Improved readability
Content organised into shorter blocks, with clearer visual separation between ideas.
Guided steps
Activities divided into smaller, clearly numbered stages.
Practical examples
Concepts connected to familiar situations and everyday applications.
Comprehension checks
Short questions placed at useful points to check understanding.
ADAPT AFTERWARDS TOO
The material is ready, but you can still find a better route.
Understand better lets you revisit an explanation or lesson that has already been prepared and make it simpler, more guided or better suited to the student's needs. Add a practical example, an analogy, prerequisites, common mistakes or short comprehension questions, while reviewing every result in preview.
Profiles based on learning needs
Settings can be associated with a code chosen by the teacher. A student’s name or diagnosis does not need to be stored in order to apply the adaptations.
Guided observation helps teachers collect relevant information in an orderly way. The ICF-inspired profile describes functioning and the educational context through observable aspects. Settings remain associated with the code chosen by the teacher, can be reopened and updated, and do not constitute a diagnosis or replace the official Functioning Profile.
Tools inspired by the ICF framework help describe functioning and the educational context. They do not provide a diagnosis or replace assessment by qualified professionals.
ICF PROFILE
A more precise learning profile, built on the ICF framework
Teachers can describe a student’s needs, what helps them and how they work best through a profile structured around the ICF. Minerva uses this to adapt language, steps, examples and checks, without turning the profile into a diagnosis or a test.
Which plan covers inclusive teaching
The tools for adaptation are part of the version for teachers: they are not bought separately and do not have a plan of their own.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Before you begin
No. Preferences can be configured around learning needs and associated with a code chosen by the teacher. A student’s name or diagnosis does not need to be stored in order to apply the adaptations.
Minerva helps prepare explanations, activities and materials. The teacher remains in control of educational decisions, reviews the content and decides what should be used in the classroom.
No artificial intelligence model can guarantee that every answer will be correct. That is why Minerva lets you turn on independent verification: before the answer is shown to you, a second model checks it again and corrects it if it finds a mistake. Two models working independently rarely go wrong in the same place, so the chance of an error drops drastically. For truly important information, a final check of your own is still good practice.
Yes. You can upload notes, PDFs, images and other compatible documents and ask Minerva to use them while you study or prepare a lesson.
Configure once, adapt whenever needed
Set the learning preferences and use them to prepare explanations and materials that remain consistent with the student’s learning path.
