The view starts in teaching
The teacher sees what has been shown in ordinary tasks and what can be followed up in the next lesson.
A clearer basis for teaching decisions
Class patterns, individual traces and learning abilities are held together so the teacher can plan lessons, repetition, homework support and development conversations.
Class patterns and individual traces become a teaching basis, not an automatic decision.
Class pattern
Individual trace
Learning ability
Next lesson
What this means
The teacher sees what has been shown in ordinary tasks and what can be followed up in the next lesson.
Repeated answers can show which concepts, explanations or study techniques need support.
The teacher can show what has changed since last time and what the pupil should try next.
The learning chain
The work starts in the textbook, homework, diagnostics or a short classroom task.
Answers are connected to concepts, explanations, learning abilities and possible misconceptions.
The teacher chooses explanation, repetition, support group, book section or a new question.
A later answer shows whether the support has strengthened knowledge and learning.
Shared direction
Knowledge, learning abilities and study techniques are shown as something that can develop over time.
Knowledge, learning abilities and study techniques are shown as something that can develop over time.
Class patterns and individual traces help the teacher choose repetition, support and the next task.
Class patterns and individual traces help the teacher choose repetition, support and the next task.
The home gets concrete questions and strategies linked to what the child is trying to understand.
The home gets concrete questions and strategies linked to what the child is trying to understand.
Important guardrail
Princip Pedagogik makes development visible from everyday work. The teacher still chooses the teaching, interprets the situation and decides what the class and individual pupils need next.