Google says Guided Learning in Classroom is rolling out with new research on student gains
Google says it is rolling out Guided Learning in Google Classroom and pairing the rollout with two new studies on how the feature supports students and teachers. In one study, Google reports that more than 300 University of Tokyo students who studied statistics with Guided Learning posted larger pre-to-post test gains than students using standard online tools. The company also says a four-week pilot across three UK secondary schools found teachers could use the feature to handle initial questions during independent work and spend more time on targeted support. Google says the Classroom version adds educator insights and lets teachers anchor conversations on uploaded curriculum so they can keep instruction focused on assigned materials.
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