Build confidence and a love of learning with Adaptively
Our math program strengthens conceptual understanding and expands student thinking with critical thinking exercises, word problems, and test preparation questions.
With Adaptively Education, we support your students’ learning, whether they are struggling or soaring.
Our math Enrichment program takes foundational elements to a new level by personalizing the journey for each student to meet them where they are. Exercises build both conceptual knowledge and critical thinking skills, and related educational games are unlocked to reward progress.
Adaptively’s math curriculum has been utilized by k-12 students over the past 25 years and is developed to keep students engaged and genuinely curious about the world of mathematics. Aligned with common-core standards, students can receive the benefit of:
- a personalized roadmap, built to their own level
- learning in their preferred environment of online or in-person
- weekly quizzes to assess ongoing progress & achievement
- material delivered on an easy-to-use and engaging platform
We like to call it “enrichment,” because we’ve seen how rich the learning experience can be when you unlock extraordinary potential in each learner.
Areas of Focus
Foundational Skills
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving Skills
Word Problems
Real-World Applications
Arithmetic
Probability & Statistics
Pre-Algebra, Algebra I
The Adaptively Advantage
Our math enrichment program delivers a comprehensive model that is tailored to each student with the guidance of a live instructor in an online, in-person, or hybrid setting.
Our material builds both foundational conceptual knowledge and critical thinking and analytical skills through extended word problems. With our individualized approach, Adaptively is able to meet students where they are and is a great tool to supplement learning.
As students work through the curriculum, teachers and parents are able to gain insight using real-time data and metrics to gauge student progress and quickly identify specific areas of strength and improvement. Classroom reports also allow teachers to submit feedback on how students are performing overall in class.
