The hidden work behind creating worksheets

When people think about creating worksheets, they often imagine writing questions.

But as a teacher, I found that was only a small part of the work.

A lot of time was spent on:

• adjusting layouts

• creating answer sheets

• balancing difficulty levels

• rewriting questions for different students

• making materials ready to use in class

This made me realize something:

The challenge isn't just generating content.

AI can create questions in seconds, but teachers still need to review, adjust, and shape those materials for their students.

That's why I didn't want to build a tool that simply generates worksheets and stops there.

The editing experience matters.

Teachers need to easily modify, refine, and make the material their own.

The goal isn't replacing teacher decisions.

It's removing repetitive work so teachers can spend more time on the parts that require their expertise.

Building AI products has made me realize that the hardest question is not "What can AI do?"

It's "What should AI do, and what should remain with humans?"

How are you thinking about this in your products?