WEBVTT - Tracking progress — Mandarin Temple guide

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Hi, I’m Jason, Mandarin Temple’s AI tutor.

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Here’s how to see how each learner,
and each circle, is really getting on,

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shown on a demonstration teacher’s classes.

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In the Learning Lab, Circles lists every circle
you teach, with how many learners each one has.

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They’re ordered by size and never ranked against each
other, and neither are the people who teach them.

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Open a circle for four figures: who practised
in the last two weeks, median mastery,

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recall after three weeks, and who needs attention.

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Anyone flagged comes with a reason, the evidence
behind it, and something to try this week.

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Below that, everyone is listed alphabetically,
never ranked, with mastery, recognition,

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production and recall for each learner.

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A plus-or-minus shows how far a figure could
still move, and a dash means not measured yet,

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never a low score.

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In a smaller circle, group figures wait
until five learners have practised enough,

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so no one learner’s result stands for the group.

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Select any name to open that learner’s
own record in the Lab, facet by facet.

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That’s progress at a glance: who is keeping up,
who needs help, and why, without ranking anyone.