BC curriculum updates? Know exactly what you’ve covered.
BC’s redesigned curriculum is in place, and the question that follows is always the same: am I actually covering it? Compass turns BC’s Big Ideas, Curricular Competencies, and Content into a live coverage map, taught, planned, and still to come, for every class you carry.
“Have I covered the new curriculum?” shouldn’t be a guess.
When the curriculum gets redesigned, the hard part isn’t learning the new content, it’s proving your year actually reaches it. A colleague’s spreadsheet, a printout of Big Ideas with half of them highlighted, a long-range plan that quietly stopped matching the room.
Compass turns that around. Because your plans and lessons feed the tracker, your BC coverage map is a byproduct of the planning you already do, and “are we on track against the redesign?” becomes a one-glance question.
Free to start. No student names, no personal data.
Your BC curriculum, in three colours.
It works in BC’s real curriculum language, the Know-Do-Understand model, so you’re tracking against Big Ideas, Curricular Competencies, and Content exactly as they’re written.
Taught
The Big Ideas, Competencies, and Content you’ve covered, with the lessons that back them up.
Planned
What’s scheduled and where it lands, so your long-range plan stays a living document.
Still to come
The honest gap list, visible early enough to act on, not discovered once the term is already behind you.
One class or seven preps. Same glance.
Elementary generalists
One class, every subject, a single dashboard. See at a glance that science is thriving and socials needs a week.
Secondary teachers
Each course tracked on its own across semesters, so the section that slipped behind its twin is obvious early.
Combined and multi-grade classes
Coverage held separately for each grade, without a second spreadsheet to babysit.
Report card season
Draw a coverage summary the moment reporting opens, and start from evidence instead of memory.
See a gap. Build the lesson. In one loop.
A tracker that only points at the gap leaves the real work on your desk. In Compass, an uncovered BC outcome becomes a Plan Idea, and that Plan Idea opens in CARL as an aligned lesson draft with its materials. Gap to plan to lesson to taught, one connected loop rather than four separate tools.
Built in Canada, hosted in Canada, and no personal student data.
Compass measures your coverage of the BC curriculum, never your students. It holds class-level information only, made by a Canadian team and kept on Canadian servers.
Questions teachers ask first.
See exactly where you stand
against BC’s curriculum.
Pick one class and BC mode, mark what you’ve taught so far (roughly is fine), and you’re looking at your first real coverage map inside an evening.
