Grammarly for Education

Grammarly for Education is an AI-powered writing assistant specifically designed for academic institutions, offering the same powerful grammar and style checking as standard Grammarly but with additional features for classroom management and student collaboration. For ESL teachers, this institutional version provides centralized administration, allowing you to create student accounts, monitor usage patterns, and integrate with learning management systems like Canvas, Blackboard, and Google Classroom. The education platform goes beyond basic grammar correction by providing detailed explanations for each suggestion, helping ESL students understand the 'why' behind corrections rather than just accepting changes blindly. This pedagogical approach supports language acquisition by turning every writing assignment into a learning opportunity. Teachers can assign writing tasks directly through the platform, review student progress, and identify common error patterns across their classes. One key differentiator for ESL contexts is the ability to track student improvement over time through analytics dashboards. You can see which grammar concepts students struggle with most, allowing you to adjust your instruction accordingly. The institutional version also includes priority support and training resources to help teachers maximize the tool's effectiveness in multilingual classrooms.

• Assignment Pre-Submission: Students run essays and reports through Grammarly before submitting to you, reducing the basic grammar errors you need to mark and letting you focus feedback on higher-order concerns like argumentation and organization. • Class-Wide Error Analysis: Use the analytics dashboard to identify patterns (e.g., if 80% of your B1 students struggle with articles), then create targeted mini-lessons addressing those specific gaps. • LMS Integration: Connect Grammarly to Canvas or Google Classroom so students can access writing feedback without leaving your course platform, reducing technical friction. • Peer Review Preparation: Have students clean up mechanical errors with Grammarly before peer review sessions, allowing peers to focus on content and ideas rather than getting distracted by surface errors. • Progress Monitoring: Track individual student improvement across the semester, using data to demonstrate growth during parent-teacher conferences or program assessments.