Scriibi

When research confirms the impact you've seen firsthand, it means everything. Proud to share the research found Scriibi:

• simplified and clarified the teaching of writing
• improved consistency and reduced planning burden
• supported targeted, differentiated instruction aligned with the curriculum
• built teacher confidence and instructional clarity

We're deeply grateful to the Swinburne University of Technology research team: Rosemary Fisher, Ondine J. Bradbury, Mark Allen, Rick Laferriere, and Gordon Campbell for their rigorous and thoughtful work.

Also, a BIG heartfelt thank you 🙏 to the schools we partner with; your trust, continuous feedback, and commitment to student growth have been instrumental in shaping Scriibi into one of the most effective and trusted writing assessment and instruction platforms in Australia.

This validation is great and it's strengthened our mission to improve writing outcomes for all students. ✏️

We align all our professional learning with the needs of our schools. This term we will be offering writing moderation training for all Scriibi users! ✍️

It's always a thrill to see every student using their Scriibi writing goals to track and guide their learning! ✏️✨

It's always a thrill to see every student using their Scriibi writing goals to track and guide their learning! ✏️✨ #writing #education #writingtips #primaryteacher #primaryeducation #lovewriting #literacy #literacyleaders #educationmatters #teachersofinstagram #teacher

The highlight of our recent visit to Merri Creek Primary School (apart from seeing the wonderful students) was Coco the wellbeing dog!

It was wonderful to see the students' faces light up when Coco came to visit their classroom. 🐾💛

We had the best time visiting #merricreekprimary It was wonderful to see the students' faces light up when Coco, the wellbeing dog, came to visit their classroom. 🐾💛 #writing #education #writingtips #primaryteacher #primaryeducation #lovewriting #literacy #literacyleaders #educationmatters #teachersofinstagram #teacher #dogwellbeing #studentwellbeing

Had an amazing night at Marvel Stadium celebrating the 2024 Melbourne University Accelerator Program!

Huge thanks to The University of Melbourne's Velocity and Accelerator programs for supporting Scriibi - from our first pilot in 2018 to becoming a key platform that drives student achievement in writing! 🚀

Working with staff at Merri Creek PS on sharpening formative assessment practices! 📊📝

We explored how to turn summative data into powerful formative tools for better learning outcomes! 🔍

We're excited to support Alamanda K-9 College in achieving their goals next term! 🎯 We're partnering to ensure:

1. Consistency in whole school assessment. 📈

2. Developing students' writing skills from their point of need. 📝

3. Deepening teachers' curriculum content knowledge. 🦉

4. Preparing students for NAPLAN success—without teaching to the test. 🚀

**We’re hiring a part-time Curriculum Writer to join our team!**

Scriibi is a friendly Melbourne-based education technology and teacher professional development company.

�Find out more here: https://www.scriibi.com/join/

� Your main job will be to work with us to develop the Scriibi assessment tool for writing. This role would be suited to someone who understands the standards and who has experience unpacking the 7-10 English curriculum to inform their teaching and learning.

� Flexible hours: Work 1 or 2 days per week remotely, or you can work from our beautiful office around the corner from Lygon Street in Carlton.

� Full support and training provided.

� Competitive hourly rate based on experience.

�Find out more here: https://www.scriibi.com/join/

Thank you to ticker TV and Scott Kilmartin for shining a light on the current crisis in writing education. To hear the story behind Scriibi and how we are helping thousands of Australian students develop their writing skills, watch the full interview here, https://tickertv.com.au/programs/collection-gyqyu8lzpvu?categoryId=26095

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