Ohayo Stimulation Tomography
Find out how each student learns with a learning profile that becomes more precise with every task solved.
What is Ohayo Stimulation Tomography?
Ohayo Stimulation Tomography is the method behind the learning profile in OhayoSchool.
For every task, OhayoSchool records which abilities it draws on.
OhayoSchool builds a student's profile from their answers to many such tasks.
Despite the name, no medical device is involved, and the learning profile is not a diagnosis.
A learning profile is only created once the student's parents or guardians have given their consent.
Ohayo Stimulation Tomography functions
Use the learning profile for individual students and for whole classes.
See where each student's strengths lie and where they need more practice.
Place a student's profile next to the average profile of their class.
Track how a profile changes during the school year.
Spot mistakes that come up again and again in the learning terminal.
Get a suggested next topic for each student to work on.
Learn more about the learning terminalSupport your school with Ohayo Stimulation Tomography
Plan support in class around the strengths that the learning profile shows.
Learn moreLook at each student's learning profile alongside their grades.
Learn moreLet OhayoSchool adapt each student's practice to their learning profile.
Learn moreSwitch on a learning profile summary for parents that shows their child's strengths, practiced topics, and progress.
Learn moreImplicit learning
Implicit learning happens along the way, while students solve tasks. Following the same idea, the measurement for the learning profile is built into the tasks themselves.
What is implicit learning?More platform components
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Training for teachers and school leaders, remote or at your school.
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Learn in a personal demo how tasks turn into a learning profile.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the method called tomography?
A tomograph combines many individual scans into one image. The learning profile follows the same principle, since each individual task shows only a small part of the picture.
Where do students solve the tasks?
In the learning terminal and in assessments for individual areas such as memory or language.
Who can access a student's answers?
That depends on the person's role in OhayoSchool. The answers themselves are stored under an ID that contains no name.
What does Ohayo Stimulation Tomography cost?
Ohayo Stimulation Tomography is part of the Intelligence infrastructure package. It builds on the Administration package and is billed additionally per active student per month. Accounts for teachers, office staff, and school leaders cost nothing extra. See pricing
Can I try OhayoSchool before I commit?
Yes. In a personal demo, we show OhayoSchool with the data of a sample school.