How can I use SocratiQ to help my students achieve mastery?

Here is one scenario, let’s say you are teaching your students algebra.

• Create a markdown file with guidance for your students on how to approach the subject.
• You can add links to websites, videos, images etc., Just follow the markdown guidelines. (We will add an example soon.)
• Proceed with you class as usual.
• At the end of the class, instead of regular homework, divide the class into small groups of 4 - 6 students who work well together.
• Create an exploration for each group typing in “Algebra 101” in the SocratiQ prompt.
• Copy and paste the markdown content as a note attached to the root node.
• Invite your students to their respective explorations
• Review the inquiries generated by SocratiQ.
• Review how the students respond to the questions posed by SocratiQ.
• Review how they are processing the feedback from SocratiQ.
• Add notes to inquiries if they require clarification, nuance or additional scaffolding.
• Add notes to student responses as feedback, comment or encouragement.
• Encourage students to add notes in the app.
• Pick the topics / inquiries from the exploration for detailed discussion in the next class.

Here are a few more choices:

• Ask different groups to explore different topics in the subject area and have them make presentations
• Have the groups switch their explorations so that they can see how the other groups handled their exploration

We have a ton of features coming your way

Managing a class is hard. Managing multiple classes is harder. We are adding tools for you to keep track of everything you need to right inside SocratiQ. Stay tuned!