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REKINDLE

LEARNING

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How to blend

Acquisition

InitialExposuretoKnowledge

Sustain,Entrench&MeasureCoreKnowledge Higher-LevelThinking

ApplicationCriticalAnalysis

EssaysExams

ClassroomReadingVideo

SpottestatEnd

Retention Synthesis- S T E P 1 - - S T E P 2 - - S T E P 3 -

Support this gap in the learning process

MICRO-LEARNINGPERSONALISED ENGAGEMENTS

OVERCOMINGTHE FORGETTING CURVE100%

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INFO

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CORRECTIVE

FEEDBACK

LEARNING & REINFORCEMENT

PERSONALIZED

Source: The Cost-Effectiveness of 22 Approaches of Improving Student Achievement – Prof S. Yeh

IMPROVING ENGLISH PROFICIENCY FOR TERTIARY AND WORK

English Word Power• Online bridging program to improve English Proficiency

• Aimed at first year university students, young professional, and matriculants

• Uses British English

• Target Proficiency Level: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) – C1 with respect to reading, writing, listening

EWP Learning Areas

Grammar

Writing

Reading&Comprehension

Vocabulary

Listening&Comprehension

CriticalThinking

EWP Learning Areas

IntroduceConcept

••Shortanimatedvideos

••Indepthexplanations

PracticeExercises

••VariedQuestionTypes

••Buildconfidence

ModuleAssessment

••Formativeassessments••Learnerbuildsportfolioofreports

ModeratedSummativeAssessment

WHY CAN’T THESE KIDS THINK?

HOW DO WE DEVELOP THINKERS?

Metacognition• Awareness of one’s own thinking processes

• Effective thinkers tend to have internalised metacognitive critieria and apply these automatically, achieving the highest levels of personal effectiveness

• Develop mind to automatically ask questions to process information adequately

• HOW of thinking as opposed to the WHAT to think

Metacognition

REAL-TIME GUIDE

REAL-TIME GUIDE

REKINDLE

LEARNING

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