Time 2 Teach - Australia

29/01/2022

Something we realised today.
Australia’s school curriculums are world class.
So how would it be if teachers didn't have to spend 80% of their time doing things other than teaching?
That’s our mission.
We’re starting small, but it’s a big step.
No-test assessment!
It’s fast, as in less than 60 seconds per student.
‘Net zero omissions’—or no student missed.
Spread the word.
Less of ‘the 80%’ and more time for teaching.
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25/01/2022

Join us as we mark the day.
Bruce (left) and I met to kick off building our first app, using One Curriculum.
Our goal is simple—instant assessment, without a test.
No prep. No marking. Fast and fun to use.
Keep track of collaboration or capture a milestone.
We're thrilled to be using the powerful multipoint capabilities of One Curriculum so teachers can locate their students' progress easily.
Teachers grow the minds that change the world.
Yet their tech is dated.
That's our mission to change!
We start today.

02/11/2020

Concerned about Unfinished learning, as your students return from school closures? Drop by EduTECH 2020 next week and say hello. We have some discoveries to share. https://www.terrapinn.com/exhibition/edutech-australia/index.stm

13/10/2020

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-13/victoria-to-hire-tutors-to-help-students-after-home-learning/12760838. ..and One Curriculum will help identify the 'unfinished learning'—and track the students' progress 'back up to speed'.
Victorian (F–10) teachers: what are YOU looking for, to make this work well?

The Victorian Government is spending $250 million to employ 4,100 tutors to work with students who have fallen behind while learning from home during the state's lengthy coronavirus lockdowns.

09/10/2020

We're excited to introduce One Curriculum, our first interrelated curriculum for Australian teachers. It gets to the heart of why we established Time 2 Teach in 2018.
One Curriculum was inspired by another Australian invention, Dynamic Underkeel Clearance (DUKC)—for shipping.
We've built a system that makes curriculums easier to work with, to improve learning, which is the point. We want to help schools identify the 'unfinished learning' in their curriculums, particularly following school closures.
Our mission, at Time 2 Teach, is to improve the 'sustainability' of teaching—and provide automated insights into learning progress, 24/7.
Check out our first blog article for more: https://time2teach.com.au/solving-tsundoku/