Help The Jumpstart Foundation Trust with 10 volunteers for Coaching teachers on data analytics in the classroom

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Help The Jumpstart Foundation Trust with 10 volunteers for Coaching teachers on data analytics in the classroom


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Business related skills

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Data Capturing & Analysis

duration

4-8 hours

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Help The Jumpstart Foundation Trust with 10 volunteers for Coaching teachers on data analytics in the classroom

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Our main technology is our JumpTrak platform, which monitors learner, class and school progress in real-time. Currently, tutors mark completed maths activities daily and sync data to JumpTrak using a tap app (done automatically in digital classrooms). However tutors do not always use data effectively, and teachers hardly at all. Changing this situation hinges on improved integration of JumpTrak into the classroom environment so that data driven decision making becomes the rule, not the exception. Coaching for interns and teachers will enable us to improve digital literacy and data analysis skills and achieve broad uptake of JumpTrak. Greater efficiencies will ensure that weaker learners receive the support they need, when they need it, and that stronger learners remain challenged and motivated. This will increase the numbers of learners who are numerically competent by the time they finish Grade 3, our primary outcome measure.


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