Momntus is the lowest-effort tool you can bring into a classroom discussion. Assign one lesson the night before, and you've got ten minutes of material that students actually engaged with.
The entire workflow takes about five minutes — and it produces classroom discussions that run on their own momentum.
Browse by topic or search by keyword. Every lesson is 5–7 minutes and has a built-in knowledge check that tells you exactly what students got right and wrong.
Best picks: Bystander Effect, Anchoring Bias, Habit LoopDrop the lesson link into your LMS, email, or group chat. Students complete it on their own device — no login required, no app to install.
Works in Google Classroom, Canvas, Teams, or any link-based systemThe most common wrong answer in the lesson is the most productive place to start. Students arrive with context — the discussion runs on its own from there.
"Most of you said X — let's talk about why that feels right but isn't"These are the Momntus lessons that teachers consistently report producing the best classroom discussions — because they challenge assumptions students didn't know they had.
Why did nobody help? Students almost always assume it's because people are bad — and discovering the real reason (diffusion of responsibility) is genuinely surprising.
When both people in a conflict remember it differently and are both being honest — that's the concept that changes how students think about disagreements forever.
Students who think they lack discipline discover that discipline is the wrong framework — and that environment design is what actually changes behaviour.
Students recognise the pattern immediately in their own lives — staying in things too long, finishing food they don't want, not quitting when quitting is right.
"90% fat-free" vs. "10% fat" — the same information, radically different responses. Students are surprised how easily their perception is shaped by presentation.
Milgram's study is shocking, but the most productive discussion comes from students asking: what would I have done? The honest answer is uncomfortable.
Momntus lessons aren't a replacement for your curriculum — they're a warm-up, a revision tool, or a discussion catalyst that sits alongside it.
Lessons cover Cognitive, Social, and Biological approaches — aligned to the core syllabus of both qualifications.
Memory, social influence, psychopathology, attachment, and research methods — all covered in the lesson library.
Lessons on persuasion, decision-making, groupthink, and obedience are directly relevant to history, ethics, and social studies courses.
Emotional regulation, habit formation, stress, and communication — core content for any wellbeing or life skills programme.
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Assign lessons to a named class and see completion rates and response data per student.
Coming soonSee which concepts your class struggled with — and get a suggested follow-up lesson for the most common gap.
Coming soonSchedule lessons to go live at a specific date and time — synced with your weekly timetable.
Coming soonPick a lesson, share the link, and see what your students do with it. No signup required for students — just a link.