GoQuest matches more than 40,000 learning activities to student interests and learning preferences
Compass Learning is expanding its suite of online personalized inquiry- and project-based learning tools to include GoQuest.
GoQuest is a differentiation and project-based learning tool that uses a proprietary differentiation engine to match activities and projects to specific student interests and preferences, providing students access to a database of more than 40,000 vetted resources that fit their learning profile.
“I’m so excited to see what we can do as an education community when we are able to pinpoint how students prefer to learn and express themselves,” said Eileen Shihadeh, vice president at Compass Learning. “Imagine the incredible growth students could experience when their teachers align projects and activities not only with the material students enjoy and are interested in, but also with the way each child wants to learn.”
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