FAQ

CCSS refers to “Common Core State Standards”. This is a set of educational standards (covering all subjects, reading, writing, math, ...) that is federally supported and is being adopted by most states in the US. For more details, click on the CCSS icon at the top of this page.

Good question! Models like ten frames and number lines help children make sense of numbers and procedures (like adding, subtracting, borrowing, carrying, or regrouping.) Models also can help children avoid developing ingrained errors. Not every child needs a model to make sense of math. But models can help even the best math students better understand the how and why of traditional procedures.

Yes. MathCoachInteractive explains math concepts in easy-to-follow lessons. Skillfully designed practice sets help answer your child's math questions. You can also send us your questions through the CONTACT button, and we will be happy to help.

Yes. MathCoachInteractive lessons are based on years of research in real classrooms with real children who struggle with math concepts. Just assign the two division units. Your child will first take a pretest and then get all the lessons and practice he or she needs to master division.

Yes. MathCoachInteractive is an excellent resource. Your child can navigate through all topics at any grade. All instructional tutorials are based on real-life situations. Practice exercises include point-of-use feedback to help your child learn independently.

MathCoachInteractive tutorials present math concepts in contexts that will engage your child (lots of animals, sports, games, and even a few flying cars!). Extensive use of visual interactive models, exercises based on real-life situations, audio feedback and encouragement, and of course games, will allow your child to really connect to the math concepts.

Ah, the “boring” word. When children say something is “boring” they usually mean something does not make sense. Sometimes they mean that the math is too easy. Our simple assessment system tailors instruction to each child. Engaging lessons at the just-right level, supportive feedback, and game-like practice will turn “boring” into “I get it!”

Yes, MathCoachInteractive is very easy for children to grasp (sometimes much easier that for adult). You can either direct them to a particular topic or let them explore and discover on their own.

MathCoachInteractive for Kindergarten – Grade 5 focuses on the foundational math concepts children should master by the end of Grade 5. These concepts and procedures form the basis for all middle school and high school math.

Yes, as a parent, you can check your child/children work in your personal grade book. Every score is clickable and gives you the details on every exercise. For an overall view, just click on your child's name to see progress by standard.

$89.00 per family (up to 6 children) for 12 months

Yes. MathCoachInteractive can be used as a full-year program covering the whole curriculum for that year. It offers a combination of learn-on-line, worksheets, and games. Worksheets can be done on paper or on the screen. It also has many assessment options, so that you can be sure your children are progressing toward grade level mastery.