Fewer teacher gaps
Reduce unnecessary waiting between lessons and target more compact working days.
Dersiva does more than place lessons into empty cells. It evaluates teacher working patterns, students’ daily learning load and the school as a whole to target a more balanced and practical timetable.
Quality begins after lessons are placed. Gaps, daily intensity, short days, lesson distribution and school-wide fairness determine how usable the timetable is in everyday school life.
Improving one teacher’s timetable by unnecessarily damaging another teacher’s timetable is not quality. Dersiva targets school-wide balance.
Reduce unnecessary waiting between lessons and target more compact working days.
Reduce both overloaded days and days that require coming to school for very few lessons.
Protect blocks, weekly patterns and suitable lesson periods while distributing lessons more meaningfully.
Use lesson weight and suitable periods to consider students’ daily learning load as part of quality.
Make different daily maximums and working preferences part of the quality model.
Evaluate quality across all teachers instead of optimizing only a small group.
A timetable may be technically complete while forcing teachers to wait for hours between lessons. Dersiva treats the reduction of unnecessary gaps as a core quality objective.
Too many lessons on one day can be exhausting, while coming to school for one or two lessons can be inefficient. Dersiva works between these two extremes.
Lesson weight and the student’s daily learning load are part of timetable quality. More demanding lessons can be steered toward suitable periods while the composition of the day remains balanced.
Quality is not a small group of teachers receiving excellent timetables. Dersiva targets a fairer approach that considers the impact of improvements across the school.
When duty is selected automatically, teaching intensity and capacity can be considered together. If administrators select the duty day, the timetable can still account for that day’s real load.
The barrier to a better timetable may come from the combination of capacity, unavailable days, class periods or teacher constraints. Dersiva aims to make those pressure points visible.
Different trials generated from the same data can be evaluated through gaps, balance, short days, distribution and other indicators, making the choice of applied timetable more deliberate.
Manage timetable generation together with quality objectives in Dersiva.