Education Perfect

Rebecca teaches biblical studies, health and personal development at Providence Christian College. She moved her end-of-semester testing onto EP after years of marking about 110 papers by hand in a week. Now results land the moment students finish, with data that shows exactly where each class needs support.

“I can see areas in which, um, students perhaps fell down in their understanding”. Building her own content in EP lets her target those students directly.

Rebecca Keshwar, Providence Christian College. See what others are saying about EP → https://hubs.la/Q04sccm60 (link in bio)

AI was meant to level the playing field. Rose Luckin explains why it hasn't, yet 🎧 https://hubs.la/Q04rBY0R0

Building a different version of the same task for every student used to be Chanel Gomes' homework. 📝

Now she sets it once, each student gets it pitched to their level, and gets feedback the second they submit.More of each lesson spent with the kids who need her.

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Prof. Rose Luckin on AI: the bar for students should go up, not down. New Well-MeasurED episode 👉 https://hubs.la/Q04rBqkX0

Two schools, two subjects, one overnight discovery. 📊

Ashok Kumar (Maths, Aorere College) and Hui Zhang (Chinese, Epsom Girls' Grammar) build their own material into EP, then walk into the next lesson already knowing exactly who's stuck and where.

"I can shift my focus to the part they really need to improve on."

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