Glen Pearsall 1-Month School Trial

Week 4 Review GuideTurn the trial into a clear decision

This final guide is about reviewing the evidence from the past month and turning the trial into a clear next-step decision. Use the conversation to judge participation, practical value, and whether the school should move to paid campus-wide access.

This week's focus

The purpose of Week 4 is simple: turn the trial into a decision. This is not just a wrap-up conversation. It is the point where you judge whether the trial created enough practical value to justify campus-wide access.

The key shift in Week 4: move from general impressions to clear evidence. What did staff actually use, what routines are worth keeping, and is the school ready to move forward?

Leader actions this week

  • Run a 20-minute review with participating teachers, a small leadership group, or both.
  • Summarise participation across Weeks 1, 2 and 3 and name the routines staff actually kept using.
  • Capture the strongest teacher examples and any signs of improved tone, refocusing or lesson flow.
  • Decide whether the school is ready to continue, pause, or stop after the trial.
  • Agree what the next step is for the school so staff aren’t left guessing.

Bring these into the review

  • Participation counts for Weeks 1, 2 and 3.
  • The agreed praise stems, quiet cues and calm verbal directions from the weekly check-ins.
  • At least two teacher examples showing practical classroom value.
  • Any notes about student response, lesson flow or staff confidence.
  • A clear sense of whether wider platform access would actually be used across the year.

Suggested review opener: Over the past month we have tested three practical behaviour routines and used the weekly check-ins to see what staff actually kept using. Today we only need to answer two questions: did the trial create enough practical value to justify going further, and if so, what should the next step be for the school?

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Review aim

The review should end with a clear decision. A soft ending wastes the strongest moment in the trial. If the school sees enough value to continue, agree the next step on the spot — we’ll email the post-trial options through once your trial wraps.

Recommended 20-minute review agenda

Time Prompt Leader outcome
5 min What was our participation picture across the three implementation weeks? Establish whether the trial had enough reach to be meaningful.
5 min What practical changes did teachers notice in classrooms? Move from general positivity to usable evidence.
5 min Which routines or language are worth keeping as common practice? Identify the part of the trial that should continue immediately.
5 min Are we ready to move to campus access, and what would rollout look like? Turn the review into a clear decision and next step.

Evidence summary

Participation summary Week 1: /    Week 2: /    Week 3: /
Strongest evidence of impact
Teacher quote or example
Common language / routines worth keeping
Recommended next step

Decision prompts

  • Did staff actually use the strategies, or just complete the modules?
  • Which parts of the trial should become common language across classrooms?
  • Would wider access to the platform be used beyond this module?

Strong answers point to named classes or lessons, specific routines worth standardising, and a realistic case for broader use across the year.

What happens next

Once your trial wraps up, we’ll send you a short email with the post-trial options for your school — what’s included, first-year welcome pricing, and how to move forward if you’d like to. There’s no deadline and nothing automatic to opt out of. If your team has already decided and wants to move sooner, just reply to any TTA email and we’ll send the details through.

What a strong Week 4 finish looks like

1

Summarise the evidence

Bring together participation, teacher examples, routines worth keeping, and any signs of classroom value.

2

Reach a clear view

Decide whether the trial created enough practical value to justify campus-wide access.

3

Agree the school’s next step

Decide whether the school continues, pauses, or stops here. Be specific so staff aren’t left guessing.

4

Watch for the post-trial email

Once your trial wraps, we’ll email through the options — pricing, what’s included, and the order link. No deadline, no pressure.

Need help?

If you’d like help preparing for the review conversation, or want to talk through what’s next for your school, just reply to the TTA email you received or contact us directly.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0425 221 218

Open the Week 4 Review Guide

The full PDF guide gives you a simple structure for reviewing the trial, making a clear decision, and moving straight to the next step if the school is ready.

Open the Week 4 Review Guide