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Learning that stays.
Without chaos

Proven methods with their sources, started in a minute, and the class works through them on its own. All in one place.

Pick a structure for your lesson

You see every structure; the assistant helps you choose in a minute.

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43 structures·built on · Cooperative learning · Liberating Structures · Agile · and more

And now what?

What do you want to do?

Find a structure, save a preparation or build a whole lesson? Pick what you need below. Every link takes you straight to the right place.

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For teachers who really want to do this well: who love watching pupils grow in front of them, and are done with chaos and wasted time.

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Find a structure for your lessonThe assistant suggests one in a minuteOpen a ready-made example for your subjectOne click opens the class screenRun Stand Up & Sit Down with your own statementsType yours and start

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Save a preparation for tomorrowUp to 5, each opens in one clickMake cards for your classThe basic kit and a generator for your own cardsShare a preparation with a colleagueThey open it from a link

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Build a full lesson from several structuresThe lesson builderOne step a morning towards a new structureLeerpad in your inboxSee your own practiceWhich structures, with which classes

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This is how a prepared structure looks on the class screen

Every structure is broken into steps, and it is ready to run.

This is the Snowball structure. See the steps →

Build good habits.
Make room for learning together.

  1. You explain and model

    You help your students understand the material and show them how to get started.

  2. The class gets to work

    Groups of four, one question on the board. One explains, one asks further, the third says it in their own words. You stand at the back and, for a moment, have nothing to do.

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  3. They build habits for independent work

    With practice, students learn to check the instructions, find what they need and follow each step. You keep an eye on their progress and step in when needed.

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  4. They learn to work well together

    Over time, students learn to listen, take turns and help each other understand. As these habits grow, you have more room to give feedback, support a group or challenge students further.

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