Unreasonable learning - Shane Hill, Skoolbo

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Unreasonable Learning Shane Hill Founder & CEO @SkoolboUK

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The Marketplace - June 17th, 12:30-13:00 Technology has changed efficiency levels in nearly every aspect of our lives but what takes places in the average school is not dissimilar to what took place decades ago. Shane will explain his journey from teacher to e-learning pioneer and how he has develops the use of algorithms to personalise education for every child, scale globally and get some very unreasonable results which could change the way we see education going forward.

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Unreasonable Learning

Shane Hill Founder & CEO @SkoolboUK

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About me!

• Former teacher (11 years)

• Inventor of Mathletics, World Math’s Day & Spellodrome and now Skoolbo!

• 20 billion questions answered on the above sites!

• Awarded Social Innovation Leadership Award at World CSR Congress and Awards 2013

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“CHILDREN DON’T CATCH UP” A struggling reader at 7 years old is 88% likely to be a struggling reader at 10 years old.

(Juel, 1994)

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Beliefs 1. Radical improvement is possible 2. Illiteracy is solvable (4-10 year olds) 3. Connectivity is helpful, but not essential 4. Great software and hardware is not enough

5. Motivation is critical!

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Glamourise Learning!

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Fun and engaging!

Get into the kids world

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Immediate feedback and support

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Opportunity to make mistakes

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Learning Sprint – 60 seconds

1. Children perform better against the clock 2. Decision fatigue sets in after 60 seconds 3. Brain / neuro plasticity 4. Adaptive algorithms is the key to fixing

‘learning holes’

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Content tailored to the individual. Powerful adaptive algorithms.

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Emphasis on doing rather than watching. High volume efficient learning.

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Easy Sign in

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Multi-Platform

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Highly meaningful reporting for teachers and parents

Newsfeed – of key stats!

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The T-shirt Effect

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The help of Partners

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Developing Countries

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UK

• Started on the 7th May • Signed up 1100+ schools in the first month! • No educational product has ever entered a market that fast…

• We want 11K schools on board by 2016…

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Good Organic Growth in Direct to Home Market 20% per month

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Summary 1. Radical improvement is possible 2. Illiteracy is solvable (4-10 year olds) 3. Connectivity is helpful, but not essential 4. Great software and hardware is not enough

5.Motivation is critical!

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