Pedagogy

Empowering minds with purposeful pedagogy

At Knowledgehook, we equip teachers to best understand and support their students' unique thought processes. We help forge connections by prioritizing students' thoughts, feelings, and individual needs through all our content.

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Knowledgehook Pedagogy

Empowering
Teachers

Utilizing
Technology

Engaging
Students

Empowering Teachers

Supporting teachers at any level

We believe teachers are key to students' success. That's why we focus on making their job easier by providing curriculum-aligned content and resources. Our platform supports a growth mindset in students and gives teachers peace of mind with progress tracking and timely resources.

Saves time

Builds on Growth mindset

Meets each student’s needs

Virtual Classroom Co-pilot

Your tools for success

Knowledgehook seamlessly integrates technology into the classroom, offering interactive content for students and real-time reporting for teachers. We simplify and enhance formative assessment with automated progress evaluation, and clear next steps for teachers. Our tools address critical questions teachers often face.

Real-time Assessment

Progress Monitoring

Interactive Activities

Engaging Students

Meeting students where they’re at

We believe every student can excel in math. Our curated content engages learners with interactive elements and manipulatives, ensuring dynamic learning, even during assessments. Knowledgehook offers accessible questions for all learning levels and anonymous support, enabling students to seek help without revealing their struggles to peers.

Fun for kids

Builds on Growth mindset

Meets each student’s needs

Elevate Your Teaching Journey

Embrace a journey where every interaction counts. revolutionize your teaching experience and build lasting connections with your students.

OPERATIONS AND ALGEBRAIC THINKING > Represent and solve problems involving addition and subtraction

In the early grades, our TSRs are designed to align with the developmental stage of students who are still in the process of acquiring reading and writing skills. During this phase, the emphasis is on hands-on learning, where students demonstrate their understanding using concrete manipulatives. Simultaneously, teachers employ interview questions and observation techniques to gauge student responses effectively.

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OPERATIONS AND ALGEBRAIC THINKING > Represent and solve problems involving multiplication and division

As we progress to later grades, the approach shifts to a format where students, now assumed to have developed basic reading and writing abilities, engage with intervention questions on paper. Teachers then evaluate their written responses, allowing for a more comprehensive assessment of their comprehension and application of concepts.