Tutors · During the lesson
Attention drifts, young kids most of all
Other tabs, games and the room around them pull students away, young children most of all. Tutors often can’t tell.
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Today
Solved today
How Pencil Spaces solves it
A seven-year-old switches to a game tab while the tutor explains. Tuned In tells the tutor right away, without showing what’s in the other tab, and she brings him back with a question.
For her youngest students, the tutor uses Child Mode: a clean board, a few big tools and her face right there. There’s less to click and less to wander off to. She changes activity every ten minutes, and the lesson holds.
- Tuned InAvailableTuned In tells you when a student switches tabs or apps mid-lesson, without showing what’s in the other tab.
- Child ModeAvailableChild Mode gives kindergarten to third grade students a clean board, a few big tools and their teacher’s face right there.
Also helps: Timers & Polls, Sound Effects, Music Player
The usual way
Tutors ask “are you still with me?” and keep going.
A tip you can use today
Change activity every ten minutes for young children, and ask them to do, not just watch.
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We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.
