Programmes — TEN3

For the classroom

Teaching programmes.

Built to be used where connections are expensive and devices are shared — which is most of the world, and all of the places TEN3 works.

TEN3 Primary Maths

maths.ten3.org

Practice activities and the full primary mathematics curriculum, built on Benezet's finding that arithmetic taught later is learned faster and understood better. It installs to a phone and keeps working with the network off.

Reading Soon

In preparation

Students everywhere are reading less well, and more of them each year. This is the programme for the barrier we will not let fall.

Bible Soon

In preparation

Scripture built into the rhythm of a school day rather than left to whoever happens to read well — including for the student who cannot yet decode a page.

To read

Books, free to download.

Original Intelligence, and other writing

baba.computer

Original Intelligence and other books by Dr Anthony J. Petrillo, free to download. It is the book the TEN3 guides draw on throughout — the Freedom Ladder, the chapters on whether the machine can be trusted and whether it has a worldview, and the research on how much of what a teacher says actually arrives.

Also here

Guides for the decisions behind them.

A programme is what you teach from. A guide is how a school decides what it is doing — writing its own AI policy, or building a Wisdom Centre where students do real work and are assessed by explaining it.

Using any of it

Tell us how it went.

All of this is free to take up, translate, adapt and teach from. We would rather know that you are using it than not — especially where it did not work.

And tell us which of the two unfinished ones you need. Reading and Bible are both in preparation; which comes first is decided by who asks.