Programmed classroom instruction
OwnerRonald R. Hutchinson, Tullio J. Proni +2inventors
InventorsRonald R. Hutchinson, Tullio J. Proni, Joseph V. Brady, Grace S. Emley
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OwnerRonald R. Hutchinson, Tullio J. Proni +2inventors
InventorsRonald R. Hutchinson, Tullio J. Proni, Joseph V. Brady, Grace S. Emley
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A computer-implemented method of overseeing and adjusting the instruction and evaluation of a student with respect to one or more topics of study within a classroom. The subject matter of an academic course is studied and broken down into a plurality of discretely defined behavioral performances designed to be readily and objectively recognized as being mastered or not by a student. One or more of the discretely defined behavioral performances are then selected, with the aid of a first computerized database system, as learning objectives for the week. At the end of the week, a student is subsequently evaluated on these objectives. Results of the evaluation are then transferred to a second computerized database system, which organizes the collected data into an interactive learning management report that can be configured by a reviewer in real time to display a variety of levels of detail.
A computer-implemented classroom programming method for overseeing and adjusting and strengthening the instruction by a teacher and learning by students during an academic year with respect to one or more topics of study for a grade level over a plurality of successive evaluation periods, comprising the steps of:
A computer implemented method to equip distant school administrators to remotely establish, monitor and assure an annual production of learning over a school year by one or multiple classrooms each comprising teacher and student participants, the method comprising the steps of:
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