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Native English-speaking teachers from the UK, US, Canada and Australia, with recognised school-teaching qualifications and experience in physical schools.
MEET OUR TEACHERS
Average teaching experience across our team
Our native English-speaking teachers come from the UK, US, Canada and Australia, with locally recognised school-teaching qualifications and experience in physical schools. They bring that experience of understanding children and guiding their thinking to every online lesson.
READING & WRITING
Master’s in Education · Curriculum and Instruction
Pennsylvania State University
TEACHING & ASSESSMENT
Master’s in Education · Educational Research
University of Calgary
IN THE CLASSROOM
Three real lesson clips show how teachers connect knowledge and questions with a child’s understanding.
Reading
Questions help unpack the meaning of a word root, then open up its historical background. The child connects vocabulary with wider knowledge as they explore what the word means.
Watch on YouTubeWriting
The teacher identifies a structural issue in the draft the student is working on. A brief, one- or two-minute exchange helps the child understand the problem and how to revise it.
Watch on YouTubeESSSP
As the teacher explains a science concept, they draw on ideas from other lessons. The child connects different topics and develops understanding they can apply elsewhere.
Watch on YouTubeFEEDBACK IN ACTION
Choose a step to see how “add more detail” becomes a change a child can make.
The guide helped me.
It was nice.
We know how the writer felt. We still need to see what the guide did.
What did the guide
do to help?
A focused question helps the child find a specific detail from their own story.
The guide made an announcement and asked me to wait beside the desk.
A concrete action helps the reader understand how the guide helped.
An illustrative teaching example created by Protostar, rather than an actual student’s work.
Explore the full plan, draft and revision ↗Reading / Writing / ESSSP / Phonics · trial and regular lessons
Continuity in teaching and feedback
A regular rhythm for learning
For 1:2 classes only
Your child’s next step
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