personalised-learning

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Spark Tutoring bets on the tutor your child will actually listen to
Education · Consumer

Spark Tutoring bets on the tutor your child will actually listen to

Young tutors, recent exam experience and a carefully chosen match: Spark Tutoring puts the relationship at the centre of revision. Its real test is whether that connection survives the homework, the timetable and the monthly bill.

online-tutoring · uk-educationRead →
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Sparx Learning Has a Homework Assignment for Schools
Education · Saas

Sparx Learning Has a Homework Assignment for Schools

Millions of pupils use its maths, reading and science systems. Sparx’s bigger bet is that better routines - and teachers who can see what happens at home - make the difference.

edtech · secondary-educationRead →
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Two Doctors Left the NHS to Build the Tutor They Never Had - Now 400,000 Students Are Testing the Bet
Ai · Education · Consumer

Two Doctors Left the NHS to Build the Tutor They Never Had - Now 400,000 Students Are Testing the Bet

Medly is trying to sell the useful half of private tutoring - diagnosis, practice and feedback - for £24.99 a month. Its hardest lesson was that an AI marker is only as good as the messy answers it can understand.

ai-tutor · edtechRead →
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Geniebook
Education · Ai · Saas

Geniebook

Geniebook is a Singapore-based edtech company that pairs a proprietary AI engine with human teachers to deliver personalised learning for primary and secondary students across Southeast Asia. Its platform generates adaptive worksheets that target each student's specific knowledge gaps, streams live online classes led by experienced educators, and offers real-time teacher chat support - all aligned to Singapore's national (MOE) curriculum. Founded by former tutors Neo Zhizhong and Alicia Cheong, the company has grown from an offline tuition business into a regional platform serving more than 220,000 students, and has since expanded into hybrid online-plus-physical learning centres.

edtech · ai-learningRead →