Math-Whizz

What is Math-Whizz?

Math-Whizz is a leading AI-enabled virtual math tutor providing individualized tutoring across the world. Designed for children aged 5-13, it helps improve math age by 18 months in one year on average. This online math tutor is used by parents and schools worldwide to achieve measurable learning gains by guiding students along a tailored learning journey. It identifies knowledge gaps and continually adapts to their needs and pace of learning.

Key Features:

• Individualized Learning: Initial assessment reveals your child's learning profile. The virtual tutor then delivers and continuously adapts learning to your child's individual needs.
• Curriculum Aligned: Virtual Tutor introduces concepts and periodic tests to ensure cognitive connection between learning experiences and what they may face in school assessments.
• Gamified Experience: Interactive animated lessons increase engagement and enjoyment of math while progressing learning.

How does Math-Whizz work?

Math-Whizz provides a virtual tutor that initially assesses each child and pitches lessons at their level across a range of topics covering the whole maths curriculum.

Why is Math-Whizz important?

Research shows that children who use Math-Whizz for 60 minutes a week improve their maths age by, on average, over 18 months in their first year.

Testimonials:

Teachers and parents trust Math-Whizz:

The use of Math-Whizz has enabled us to assess and identify precisely where the knowledge gaps are and now empowers our teachers to provide more support and resources so children can hit targets. - Claire Birkett, Head Teacher

I feel so pleased that we signed up for Maths-Whizz, his confidence is higher than ever and I even think he is edging towards being ahead for his age range which is amazing!! - Kathie, Parent

For the students, the virtual tutor itself is fun and engaging. They like the bright colours and avatars. It also automatically pitches work at the right level for the individual covering all the elements of the curriculum. - Lorna Blackhurst, Deputy Head Teacher