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Trays of seedlings and small pots on a wooden table in Arnfield’s school garden, with plant labels and wooden spoons decorated with faces

News27 October 20262 min read

Arnfield Independent School: feedback for teachers who work one to one

Arnfield supports vulnerable and in-care young people, and much of its teaching is one to one. Its teachers now get private feedback on their sessions with nobody else in the room.

Peter Moore, Founder and CEO of EducAitor

Peter Moore, Founder and CEO, EducAitor

AI in education16 October 20263 min read
Five questions to ask before bringing an AI tool into your school or college
Every demo looks polished. These five questions tell you whether an AI tool will save work or create it, and what you are being asked to trust.
Peter Moore, Founder and CEO, EducAitor
Further education and skills14 October 20263 min read
Brilliant at the trade, new to the classroom
Colleges rely on experts from industry, then leave them to work out teaching on their own. Support from the first week is what keeps them.
Peter Moore, Founder and CEO, EducAitor
Feedback and coaching12 October 20263 min read
We know coaching works. So why do so few teachers get enough of it?
Coaching has one of the strongest effects in education research, and it falls apart at scale. The gap between the lesson and the feedback is why.
Peter Moore, Founder and CEO, EducAitor
AI in education10 October 20263 min read
AI can help teachers get better at teaching, as long as it's used the right way
Most AI in education helps teachers get through the job faster. The real difference for learners comes from helping them get better at it.
Peter Moore, Founder and CEO, EducAitor

News and ideas

Arnfield Independent School: feedback for teachers who work one to one

Five questions to ask before bringing an AI tool into your school or college

Brilliant at the trade, new to the classroom

We know coaching works. So why do so few teachers get enough of it?

AI can help teachers get better at teaching, as long as it's used the right way

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