Class practice
Use current materials and questions to hear responses and discuss difficulties.
Focus: participation, understanding and timely guidance.
INSPIX / TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
Technology supports teaching and records: learners complete tasks, teachers review responses, and feedback connects to the next attempt. System implementation progresses alongside the curriculum.
These three task types retain distinct purposes and workflows, so supported practice, revisable homework and timed independent mocks do not become one undifferentiated score.
THREE PURPOSES / CLEAR CONDITIONS
Use current materials and questions to hear responses and discuss difficulties.
Focus: participation, understanding and timely guidance.
Connect assignment, submission, teacher feedback and revision where needed.
Focus: completion and changes after feedback.
Work under specified question, timing and response conditions, then review errors after marking.
Focus: independent performance and targeted follow-up.
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS
The core systems for class practice, homework and PSLE and other mocks are substantially built. Course integration and practical class acceptance checks are underway.
Develop record summaries, error review and report preparation around teaching needs, with teacher review, feedback release and access workflows.
AI-assisted feedback and further analysis will advance through acceptance checks. Teachers review draft suggestions; they do not replace professional judgement.
OUR TEACHING & SYSTEM PRINCIPLES
Keep supported practice, independent checks and formal mocks distinct, including the conditions behind each response.
Objective scoring uses validated answers. Open responses, writing, oral work and handwritten material require teacher review.
Distinguish first responses from revisions, and missing work from work awaiting review. One score does not become a fixed capability label or AL prediction.
These are implementation and teaching principles. The team confirms the functions accepted for use and arrangements for each class.
START WITH A LEARNING NEED
Share your child’s school year, one difficulty and a recent example.