Concept
Our educational approach aims for deep understanding and practical application of what has been learned. Real learning goes beyond memorization - it creates knowledge that lasts long-term and builds a stable foundation. Our teaching is based on modern, evidence-based teaching methods with concept-based learning as our guiding principle.
Modern Teaching Methods and Active Knowledge Acquisition
We rely on active learning techniques such as discussions, open questions, and spaced repetition, so that students don't just listen but actively process and reflect on what they've learned. This creates interconnected knowledge that empowers them to confidently and competently master new material. We chase those moments when everything suddenly clicks and the solution makes sense. "Aha!" is our favorite word!
This active learning process is accompanied by targeted practice: Using our in-house tools, we create worksheets, homework assignments, and practice tests to specifically train weaknesses.
Benefits of Learning in Small Groups
Our study groups consist of a maximum of five students. These small groups provide the optimal learning environment: Our tutors can attend to each student individually, while the students benefit from group dynamics and are motivated by their peers to give their best.
Learning Atmosphere That Inspires
The design of the learning space plays a crucial role. Our learning space is designed to minimize distractions and promote concentration. Simple furnishings, good lighting, and ample space create a productive learning atmosphere.
High Time for a Contemporary Rethinking
Our long-term goal at StudySpark is to bring about positive change in the Austrian educational landscape. We want to help students rediscover their natural curiosity and develop a joy for learning. We strive for a fair, inclusive, and future-oriented education system - with our tutoring school as a supportive space that leads everyone to their best performance.
Further Links
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