Find the gap
Fix the small skill making the big question hard.
That is the EBA loop. Practise. See what happened. Choose the next move. Bring old skills back before they fade.
Your child sees one sprint. EBA keeps the bigger picture moving.
Fix the small skill making the big question hard.
Not too easy. Not a wall.
Stay. Move up. Switch. Revisit.
Bring old learning back before it slips.
One good round is a clue. A run of strong rounds is a better reason to move on.
A skill can fade when it sits. Bring it back at the right time and it can last longer.
Practice shows what to bring back. Guided brings it back for them.
No fixed Monday-to-Friday worksheet plan.
Practice: EBA shows the best next move. Guided: it puts the next sprint straight in front of the child.
Practice: EBA shows its next pick. You can follow it, choose another area or use a tutor’s focus.
Guided: the next useful sprint is waiting. It can push, revisit, switch focus or add an Original challenge.
EBA points. You choose.
It is already waiting.
See why short practice, quick feedback and coming back later can make learning last.
Let the first results show what comes next.
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