All pedagogy ideas

Many examples, in context

Input flooding

SchoolGPT identifies where each pupil needs support and gives them repeated exposure to the words and patterns they find difficult, through examples connected to what they are learning.

The teaching term

Deliberately packing a target language form into texts, tasks and conversation so a pupil meets it repeatedly in a meaningful context.

Watch it unfold

Support focused on the areas each pupil finds difficult.

SchoolGPT brings repeated examples of where and were into the conversation, focusing on the words this pupil needs support with.

SchoolGPTPedagogy in practice
Animated example
1. Pupil writes2. More examples3. Further practice4. Uses both
Pupil's message
J

Were are my football boots? I left them by the door.

Pattern spotted The pupil may need more examples of where and were.
SchoolGPT keeps the conversation going
J

Were are my football boots?

Where did you last see them? Were they by the door? Let's look where you left them.

Repeated examples focused on this pupil’s learning needs
The pupil has another go
J

Where did I leave them? I think they were by the door.

whereasks about a placewerepast tense of “be”
Self-correction The pupil has used both words accurately.
The conversation moves on

Great detective work. Where else could we look? And were the boots muddy?

One small distinction, practised inside a real exchange.

This is a simplified illustration. A real learning path adapts to the pupil, their age, their subject and the evidence in their work.

In plain English

Learn, unlearn and relearn. Support that adapts as mastery grows.

When a child is mixing up where and were, one explanation may not be enough. SchoolGPT can keep those words appearing in the flow of a story, a question or a chat.

These examples help pupils learn new patterns, unlearn mistaken ones and relearn through practice. As the pupil demonstrates mastery, the support adapts to the areas that still need attention.