FOR CAPS-ALIGNED SCHOOLS
Extra support for the work happening in your classroom
A classroom brings together learners who may need different amounts of time with the same concept. dorKk offers pre-recorded CAPS-aligned explanations that schools can consider for preparation, catch-up and revision. Start with your grade, subject and teaching plan, then discuss institutional access to relevant English or Afrikaans content.
A LITTLE EXTRA SUPPORT
How dorKk can help
Prepare for a focused lesson
Review a matching topic explanation while preparing your lesson and identify where learners may need a different example or a slower explanation. Use the catalogue to locate supporting content, then decide how it fits your class’s current work and your own teaching approach.
Help learners catch up
For a learner who missed class, identify the specific concept and a manageable task to complete. A relevant explanation can support that task, while the teacher checks the learner’s attempt and answers remaining questions. Keep the catch-up route short and clear.
Make revision purposeful
Use classroom work and practice attempts to identify topics needing attention. Pair explanations with new questions and ask learners to show their method. Your school’s assessment plan and teacher feedback should guide the revision sequence rather than the number of videos watched.
A practical way to get started
Select a grade, subject and teaching need using your current classroom plan.
Review the catalogue and discuss licensed school access with dorKk.
Try a small, agreed pilot and collect teacher and learner feedback before extending it.
PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
Connect explanations to a revision plan
Build a short revision cycle around a topic learners found difficult: an initial question, a supporting explanation and an independent follow-up task. The public CAPS revision guide includes a weekly structure and an error-log approach you can adapt to your own classroom materials.
Explore the CAPS revision guideQuestions you might have
Do these lessons replace our teachers?
No. dorKk is supplementary content. Teachers continue to choose the teaching sequence, assess understanding and support learners.
Can we share or show videos across the school?
Discuss the intended use with dorKk and agree institutional terms first. The public catalogue does not itself grant display, redistribution or embedding rights.
Can parents use dorKk separately at home?
Parents can review the personal subscription options on the pricing page and check current app availability for their learner’s grade and subjects. School-wide arrangements are discussed separately.