Are you looking for apps, tools, and resources that you can use with your students who have Dyscalculia? If so, we have you covered. Check out our list below. Let us know if there are any that we missed.
Math Ref– To help students learn math and related subjects, this app combines 1,400 equations and formulas. It can be used in physics, chemistry, science, math, and more. There really is no reason to memorize equations nowadays; instead of writing them down or searching for them every time you need them, Math Ref will keep the formulas you need at your fingertips. The app also includes essential tools such as unit converting, triangle solver, and basic calculators to aid you in doing homework problems.
Reflex– This app offers a potent, adaptive, individualized solution to help a student increase their fluency in math facts, and it includes powerful reporting capability. It is easy to use for educators to use, and it helps them monitor each student’s performance to create the optimal experience for every child.
Curriculum Associates’ i-ready – Online program for grades K-12 makes the promise of differentiated instruction a practical reality for teachers and students. i-Ready combines powerful assessments and rich insights with effective and engaging instruction in reading and mathematics to address students’ individual needs. The adaptive diagnostic provides teachers with actionable insight into student needs and offers a complete picture of student performance and growth, eliminating the need for multiple, redundant tests. The diagnostic results also set a personalized learning path for each student, ensuring they’re working on engaging instruction that matches their unique learning needs.
Edgenuity’s Pathblazer – is a supplemental, online intervention program that helps move struggling learners up to grade-level proficiency in both math and reading. The program prescribes individualized learning pathways with fun, motivating content that addresses skill and concept gaps. Plus, Pathblazer is Common Core and state standards–aligned, so students aren’t just catching up, they are mastering standards. With skills available for students from kindergarten to 8th grade, Edgenuity’s Pathblazer can easily provide students with the targeted instruction they need to close learning gaps, even at the foundational level. All while offering clear and easy-to-read data and reporting so educators can monitor student progress at a glance and quickly step in to offer extra help when it’s needed.
Gooru – Gooru is a learning navigator designed to meet students where they are and help them progress toward their learning goals. On Gooru, users get access to resources such as videos, textbooks, websites, and interactive websites. The content is tailored to focus on subjects such as math, language arts, social studies, and science.
Happy Numbers – helps PK-5 teachers differentiate instruction and deepen students’ conceptual understanding of math. The product is driven by pedagogy, while supported by technology (and not vice versa). We teach students to think math with elements such as visual modeling, virtual manipulatives, and multiple representations of math concepts to give students the opportunity to explore the meaning behind math, creating connections and developing deep conceptual understanding. Happy Numbers is learner-led, at the same time, integrated into the classroom routines to not be disruptive. While teachers differentiate in small groups, Happy Numbers differentiates with the rest of the class and gives teachers actionable insights about student growth.
i-Ready – This is a suite of CCSS-based diagnostic and instructional tools for math and English. To begin, students take an adaptive placement test. Based on the results, i-Ready creates a personalized instructional pathway for each student. Teachers can let i-Ready function on its own, or they can customize the instructional material offered to each student.
