The classroom

Every student gets the same homework.

They do not have the same strengths, or the same gaps. A teacher can see that. The worksheet cannot. StudyChain finds the weak point and assigns the practice that student needs.

One page for the room.

Traditional classwork copies a single assignment down the row. The student who already knows it waits. The student who does not is moved along with everyone else.

The class sheet

  • Page 12
  • Page 12
  • Page 12
  • Page 12
  • Page 12

Handed to every desk.

The sheet this student needs

Page 12 is already easy.

What still slips is one narrow gap. Practice stays on that gap until it holds.

See the student, then the work.

StudyChain changes the order. The weak point comes first. The practice is built for that point, and for that student.

  1. 01

    See what they can already do

    Start from the work that is already steady, so practice does not repeat a lesson the student has finished.

  2. 02

    Practice the gap

    The next page stays on what slipped. It does not run the whole class through the same sheet again.

  3. 03

    Show a parent what moved

    A parent can see what was weak and what has become steady, without sitting in the lesson.

Where it starts

First, Punjabi at home.

The first families are the Punjabi diaspora in North America and other Western countries. Their children learn the language one Sunday at a time. StudyChain takes that practice to the door.

The Punjabi pilot