Leveraging Learning Analytics for Better Educational Content Design

Summary paper: Analysis of Maths Pathway module design Dr. Kripa Sundar (NarayanKripa Sundararajan)

Overview

This paper describes the evidence-based processes and practices used by the Maths Pathway Learning Team to develop and improve high quality content and assessment.

Key findings

  • What we teach is only the beginning; how we teach it can take us and our students over the finish line. This belief drives every classroom teacher and Learning Specialists at Maths Pathway.
  • The aim is for students to work in the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD). These activities are called ‘modules’ (i.e. lessons) and are developed using a unique evidence-based approach that supports mastery in maths learning.
  • The team of experts at Maths Pathway reviews one part of the curriculum material at a time, prioritising areas where students spend the most time, or currently experience the most difficulty.
  • Material is re-written with a high degree of rigour, adopting a multi-step collaborative process involving reviews of literature, detailed defense of scaffolding and narrative flow, and more. The module is then re-released for teacher and student use.
  • Maths Pathway has assembled a team of experts to produce high-quality modules. These ‘Learning Specialists’ are experienced secondary mathematics teachers, primary mathematics teachers, and mathematicians.

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