Is Smartick the answer to our maths woes? {Plus 25% off Discount Code}
Firstly, what is Smartick?
Smartick is an adaptive online method for children ages 4 to 14, to learn and dominate mathematics from home for only 15 minutes a day. To use Smartick, you only need a computer or tablet with internet connection. And they don’t need parents’ help. Smartick believes that children should work on their session independently, without depending on adults. This leaves parents with an extra 15-minutes of free time during their day!
Smartick adapts to each child’s level and learning pace in real time, allowing them to work according to their math needs and learning pace. In addition to an extensive curriculum (arithmetic, coding, logic, and word problems), children develop grit and a positive work ethic.
Our experience
Pros of Smartick
- Child works independently and at their own pace.
- Rewards and progress reports motivate the child to improve.
- Much cheaper than a monthly tutor.
- No waste of paper printing out pages and pages from the internet.
- My kids are excited to complete their sessions, because it’s fun and progressive!
Cons of Smartick
- If the child wants to do more exercises, there is no option for that. 15 minutes is it.
- I do feel sometimes the first question in some areas are a bit tricky, but once you figure out how they’re asking the question, it’s smooth sailing.
Want to try it?
The great thing about Smartick is that they offer you a FREE 2 week trial to try out their approach! If you love the programme and want to sign up, Smartick have offered my readers a 25% discount. To take advantage of that discount, use either the code below or click on the URL:
- Discount code: OrdinaryGal
- URL: https://www.smartickmethod.
com/OrdinaryGal.html
I’ll definitely update you after the exams and let you know if this programme helped my kids improve their maths mark at all! Let me know if you’ve ever used Smartick or if you’re interested in trying it out. Also if you have any questions, just drop them in the comments below!
Disclaimer: Sponsored, but I only agreed to do a review after testing Smartick for a full week first.
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