Wir haben Monate damit verbracht, herauszufinden, wie Schulfächer für die Marble-App tatsächlich miteinander verbunden sind, und haben dann das Ganze als eine Grafik gezeichnet. Jeder Knoten ist ein Konzept, das ein Kind im Alter zwischen 4 und 15 Jahren aufgreift, und jede Zeile ist ein "Das brauchst du vorher" Link.
Von bruhagan
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This is absolutely incredible work
This is amazing! Great work and a super clean representation of the data. Is there an interactive web app available where we can explore this map ourselves?
**Data source:** The Marble Skill Taxonomy -> our structured decomposition of the published US and UK curriculum frameworks (Common Core ELA & Math, NGSS, the UK National Curriculum) into 1,144 fine-grained concepts connected by 1,948 prerequisite links, for primary school knowledge. Drafted with Claude assistance from the source frameworks, then reviewed, deduplicated and cycle-checked by our team. We’re releasing the full dataset as open source later today. I’ll add the link here when it’s up.
**Tools:** Python + NumPy for the custom 3D force-directed layout (age pinned to the vertical axis), vanilla JavaScript + HTML5 Canvas for rendering. No charting libraries.
**How to read it:** height = age, color = subject, dot size = centrality. Every thread means „you need this before that.“
We’ve open sourced the project. You’ll find it here: [https://github.com/withmarbleapp/os-taxonomy/tree/main](https://github.com/withmarbleapp/os-taxonomy/tree/main)
This is built u/guillaumeboniface and u/kouklimou .
You’ll find the main contributor here: [https://github.com/guillaumeboniface](https://github.com/guillaumeboniface)
Which children? Presumably this is nation specific, or does it account for worldwide education?
I think some LLM company might buy this
The title is a bit overreaching 🙂 neat project though
>you need this before that
In Higher Education pedagogy we call those „Threshold Concepts“, but I felt that this also applies to school learning as well. Those „lightbulb moments“.
This is awesome and thank you for making and sharing it.
As a father with a very academically inclined three and five year old, I love this stuff and signed up for the beta to see what your platform is like. The interactive tree you all created definitely has me curious as to what the final product will be like.
I would love to see a ‚checkbox‘ style version where I can go through with my kids to see what skills they have and have not learned! Maybe save the data so we can revisit over multiple sessions, and ‚profiles‘ so I can track my kids separately.
Also, it’s freezing for me when I zoom in too far. Viewing in chrome
Wow, as the parent of an eight month old this is so wild to see. Clicked through a bunch of random nodes on your website and was like gosh there is SO MUCH they have to learn. Hope my kid will have good teachers 🤞
this is genuinely incredible. the way fractions just quietly sit at the center of like half the math concepts is kind of humbling to look at