question: what’s harder – getting your kid to practice math, or teaching it?
if your answer is “why not both?!” we got your back.
As a homeschooling parent, you know that teaching your children math can be a huge challenge. It’s crucial to find a way to make math fun and engaging (yes! it’s possible!), so that your kids stay motivated and committed through the learning process. That’s where our unique software subscription comes in.
If you are:
we would recommend you begin using 12trix now
About children who are weak in math, learning disabilities, and dyscalculia
Our method is based on the considerable experience amassed by entrepreneur Amiram Aricha, an engineer and math tutor who figured out what prevents many students from getting better at their schoolwork. After having greatly helped children who had been seriously struggling with their schoolwork, including kids suffering from learning disabilities, Mr. Aricha realized how much not succeeding can affect their self-confidence, and today, he can point out the difficulties that each child experienced, and how they can be overcome. He consolidated the methods he had used over the years into one trailblazing and holistic method.
The principles of his methods are:
Fun learning that encourages kids to practice on a regular base, and boosts their motivation
Reviewing the exercises to help kids gain a better grasp of the material
Making kids feel capable and confident in themselves, which helps them succeed
Kids learn through 12trix through a game that includes elements of arithmetic, so that the student enjoys while learning and ends up learning the basic concepts on his or her own, while playing a game.
Your child will learn the following, step by step:
Amiram Aricha has been a software engineer for the past 25 years. He has degrees in computer science and community theater from Tel Aviv University, and a certificate from the Institute for Democratic Education. Since high school, he has been tutoring children and teens in math and arithmetic. He taught math at a democratic school, at ORT school CPDs, and more. While teaching, he managed to dramatically boost the achievements of students that were severely struggling, and he even “cured” children diagnosed as suffering from dyscalculia.
