Tutors · During the lesson
Signs of harm or distress go unnoticed
A tutor may be the only adult who sees a student every week, and signs of harm or distress are easy to miss online.
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Who feels it
When
Part of
Helps you
Teach better
Today
Partly solved today
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Pencil Spaces solves part of this today, and the features marked coming soon close more of the gap.
After each lesson, Safeguarding Alerts use AI to review speech, chat and direct messages, and alert the program’s team when something needs a look. A worrying comment doesn’t depend on one tutor noticing it alone. Soon, Wellbeing Check-ins will flag patterns over time to the staff the program chooses.
- Wellbeing Check-insComing soonWellbeing Check-ins, in development, will ask each student how they feel with one tap as they join, and flag patterns over time to the staff you choose.
- Safeguarding AlertsAvailableSafeguarding Alerts use AI to review speech, chat and direct messages after each lesson, and alert your team.
The usual way
Tutors report concerns by email, once they’re sure enough to say something.
A tip you can use today
Know your program’s safeguarding lead and how to report a concern before you ever need to.
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