James Simms
Creator of myPEexam.org & Learning Activist
Our Teaching...
mypeexam.org Examples & Key Features
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Me
Elliott
First Attempts...
MASTERY
Mastery
Live Revision and Event-based Learning
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Our Learning Model
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Magic happens
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Teacher Training On Demand
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Teacher Training On Demand +
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
LIVE Teacher Training
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First Principle
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Mastery can be achieved by ALL learners
Access to the highest quality resources constantly
Continuous replication of learning behaviours
First Principle
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
Education must be provided in a VARIABLE SEAT-TIME model
Variable seat-time
=
Fixed achievement rate
What would the equation currently state for SCL?
Would it be:
Fixed seat-time = Variable achievement rate
First Principle
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
The only relevant use of technology in education is to humanise the classroom
Elliott
Next steps...
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
1.
Login, check profile, badges and messages
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
2.
Recommended next step or review of previous learning
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
3.
Take tutorial and make notes
Points and badges are awarded
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
4.
Immediate challenge of using the new learning in quiz or activity.
Please note that this could be considered assessment but there is zero reason why assessment and learning cannot be one and the same.
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
5.
Rewards for learning behaviours
Points
Badges
Levels
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
6.
Suggested next steps....
Proposed User Journey in English and Maths
7.
Use of target learning in the classroom
Elliott
by James Simms, Creator of myPEexam.org
mypeexam.org Examples and Key Principles
By James Simms
