Students · Before the lesson
A new tutor who doesn’t know them
When their tutor changes, students start over with someone who doesn’t know their work, their gaps or their name.
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Who feels it
When
Part of
Helps you
Teach better
Today
Solved today
How Pencil Spaces solves it
When his tutor moves away, a student meets someone new. But his Space still holds every board from the term, and the new tutor has read the lesson summaries.
She opens with the problem he was stuck on last week. He doesn’t have to start over, and the first lesson feels like the next lesson.
- Persistent SpacesAvailablePersistent Spaces save everything between lessons, so each lesson picks up where the last one ended.
- Lesson SummariesAvailableLesson Summaries write an automatic recap of every lesson with action items, in versions for the student, parent, tutor and admin.
- Advanced SubstitutionsComing soonAdvanced Substitutions, in development, will suggest suitable substitutes, offer the lesson to several at once and give the substitute the student’s notes.
Also helps: Accommodation Profiles
The usual way
The new tutor asks the student to explain where they are.
A tip you can use today
Introduce a new tutor with a short note from the old one about what works for the student.
See it in a live Space.
We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.
