Many examples, in context
Input flooding
Instead of stopping the conversation for a grammar drill, SchoolGPT keeps the important distinction visible while the pupil is doing something real.
Deliberately packing a target language form into texts, tasks and conversation so a pupil meets it repeatedly in a meaningful context.
Watch it unfold
A pupil notices the difference in the conversation.
This is not a worksheet. It is a normal exchange with extra opportunities to notice where and were.
SchoolGPTPedagogy in practiceWere are my football boots? I left them by the door.
Were are my football boots?
Were did you last see them? I hope they are were you left them.
Where did I leave them? I think they were by the door.
Great detective work. Where else could we look? And were the boots muddy?
This is a simplified illustration. A real learning path adapts to the pupil, their age, their subject and the evidence in their work.
In plain English
More chances to notice. Less stopping and starting.
When a child is mixing up where and were, one explanation may not be enough. SchoolGPT can keep those words appearing in the flow of a story, a question or a chat.
The child is not asked to memorise a rule before they can carry on. They meet the forms repeatedly, see what they mean, and get a chance to use them.