Prepare 9th- and 11th-graders for the English paper of the DIM school-leaving exams. Build Buraxılış papers from questions in DIM's own formats — true / false, coded answers, short written answers and the writing task — run the listening the way DIM does, and mark the written items yourself.
Multiple choice (A–E), true / false, coded answers — choose the true statements, or put in order — short written answers and the writing task. The format decides how a question is marked.
The mock editor shows the paper the questions add up to — Buraxılış 9, 11 (2026) or 11 (2027) — with each part's target count, and warns you if 9th- and 11th-grade questions are mixed.
Students start the recording themselves; it plays twice with a 20-second pause and cannot be paused or rewound. Then the rest of the paper opens on one clock.
Short written answers are marked 0, ½ or 1; the picture story and the paragraph against their rubric criteria. The 0–100 score appears once every written item is marked.
Your first day, in order. Each step links to a short video of the page it happens on.
In “My subjects”, add DIM English and switch to it in the header. An IELTS or TOEFL plan covers it.
Classes → “New class” with DIM English as the subject; keep each grade in its own class.
Share the subject's code or link and approve the join requests.
Library → “New Question”: pick the level and section, then the format — true / false, coded, short answer or writing.
Mock Exams → “New mock exam”, “Add from Library” at one level; the paper card shows which model it is and what each part still needs.
Open each sitting in Grading and mark the short answers and the writing task; the 0–100 score then goes out.
Recorded on the real teacher panel. The first videos are DIM English's own — its mocks, the student's exam screen, its question builder and its marking — then the pages every subject shares. Each video shows the whole page, then zooms in on every tab and button, clicks it and explains it. Pick a feature from the list to jump straight to it.
Build Buraxılış 9 and Buraxılış 11 mocks: the paper model, its two clocks, one level per mock, and opening it to a class.
Walk through a Buraxılış 9 paper in the student player: the recording first, then the rest of the paper on one clock.
Write DIM questions for the 9th- and 11th-grade papers: five sections, six formats, the level and the CEFR tag.
Mark the written answers of a DIM mock and send a score out of 100, then read the student's report.
Choose the subjects you teach. Each subject gets its own students, classes, library and assignments.
Your daily starting point: what is happening today, what needs you, and shortcuts to everything else.
Run each group: its schedule, roster, homework, materials, analytics and attendance register.
Everyone you teach in one roster: who is asking to join, who is at risk, and each student's full profile.
See every class session, mock exam, homework deadline and personal event in one place.
Post news to classes, parents and students, schedule it for later, pin it, and see who has read it.
Everything you teach from in one place: questions, packs, files, homework and mock exams.
Build full SAT mocks and practice sets, open them to a class with a code, and read the results.
Build word sets, assign them in chunks and see who is actually learning the words.
Mark homework and mock exams: open a submission, check every answer, write feedback and send it.
How your students are doing as a group: scores over time, weakest topics, who needs attention.
Every Settings tab: your profile, look, notifications, security, teaching defaults, join code, parent reports, billing, team, SAVAD Library and connected apps.
Good to know: The splits of the Reading and Vocabulary & Grammar parts follow DIM's announcements and press coverage, and may change with DIM's programme.
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