Our pedagogy
Small moments that help learning stick.
SchoolGPT pays attention to what a pupil writes, then uses ordinary conversations, reading and homework to help them practise the thing they need next.
Designed to support teaching, not replace the teacher.
Learningloop
See the learning engine
Follow every step behind the reply.
Play the complete sequence to see how SchoolGPT analyses writing, records known words, identifies gaps and models a helpful response.
Three ideas, one approach
What happens behind the helpful reply?
These are the simple teaching ideas that make a chat more than a one-off answer.
Many examples, in context
Input flooding
The pupil sees the difference between where and were again and again while they keep writing.
See the conversationPractice inside ordinary work
Embedded instruction
The literacy support travels inside a science task, a story or the pupil's normal homework.
See it in a taskThe right help, for long enough
Scaffolding
Notice the gap, offer a prompt, let the pupil try, then fade the support.
See the support fadeHow the pieces fit together
Notice the gap. Help with the gap. Give the learning time to settle.
Input flooding and embedded instruction create useful practice. Scaffolding gives the pupil the right amount of help, then steps back as confidence grows.
For parents and teachers
See one idea in action.
Start with input flooding, the simplest way to see how a pupil's own writing can guide what happens next.