Tutors · During the lesson
No shared language with the student
Sometimes the best tutor for a subject doesn’t speak the student’s language. Explanations get lost, and the student falls behind.
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How Pencil Spaces solves it
A Spanish-speaking student has just arrived and needs help with algebra. His tutor speaks only English. With Live Translation, she teaches in English and he hears Spanish, with accent modulation that makes her sound familiar.
Pencil Spaces appears in Spanish for him, so the buttons make sense too. He follows every step, answers in his own words and asks the questions he would have kept to himself.
- Live TranslationAvailableWith Live Translation, a tutor teaches in one language and the student hears another, and accent modulation makes the tutor sound familiar.
- 33 LanguagesAvailablePencil Spaces is available in 33 languages, right-to-left ones included, so everyone uses it in the language they know best.
Also helps: Live Captions
The usual way
Programs match on language first, even when the subject fit is weaker.
A tip you can use today
Learn the key subject words in the student’s language, and ask them to explain back in either language.
See it in a live Space.
We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.
