Teach Better
Proprietary Frameworks:

The Grid Method Mastery Learning Framework

The Grid Method is an educational approach that emphasizes personalized, student-centered learning. It involves breaking down curriculum content into smaller units or "grids," with each grid representing a specific skill or concept. Students work through these grids at their own pace, focusing on mastering each one before progressing to the next. Mastery learning ensures that students thoroughly understand and demonstrate proficiency in each topic before moving forward, promoting a deeper understanding of the material and greater overall learning success.

The Teach Further Model

The Teach Further Model combines elements of project-based learning with traditional instruction to create an integrated and immersive educational experience. In this approach, students engage in project-based learning activities that are designed to extend and deepen their understanding of core curriculum content. These projects are interconnected with traditional lessons, providing students with a holistic view of the subject matter. The Teach Further Model aims to foster critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and real-world application of knowledge while ensuring alignment with academic standards. It offers an innovative way to engage students in active learning and connect classroom concepts to practical, meaningful projects.