Here, you will find information about Smartick’s news and media appearances. Television, radio, podcast, and Social Media.
Aug18
Apple recommends Smartick Method! We are excited to share that this week Apple is featuring Smartick Method as a Recommended iPad App for Math, chosen among thousands of education apps. We are incredibly honored for this recognition and thankful to all the families around the world who use Smartick every day and believe in our […]
Continue reading »Aug17
Today we’re delighted to share Common Sense Media’s review of Smartick! Common Sense Media is the leading independent nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids thrive in a world of media and technology. They empower parents and teachers by providing unbiased information, trusted advice, and innovative tools to help them harness the power of technology as a positive […]
Continue reading »Aug15
“Maths. Some kids hate it, some kids love it.” The start of Morgan’s blog review of Smartick hits the nail on the head. Fortunately, since discovering Smartick, her kids have been able to enjoy maths and the programme. You can read her post on Morgan’s Milieu here. We’ve all had this thought when it comes to […]
Continue reading »Aug12
Our Smartick Method apps have recently been featured on the blog Moms with Apps. The blog originated from a group of app makers who supported the thoughtful use of technology. They wanted to bring parents together who were up to speed on technology trends. Parents who understood the benefits and pitfalls of the momentum behind the new technology, […]
Continue reading »Aug10
“Do you take a summer break from homeschooling? Do you think kids (and parents) need to put the workbooks aside for a while, but you’re worried about the “summer slide”? These are some of the questions Lynna Sutherland from homeschooling without training wheels throws at her readers in her recent collaboration post with Pam Barnhill. […]
Continue reading »Aug09
Today we’re going to hear about the experience Ginny, from Clothed with Grace, had using Smartick. She’s a mother of two (only one on them within the Smartick age range of 4 to 14), as well as a teacher, so her perspective is one we think you’ll love to hear about. “Being a teacher, I know that […]
Continue reading »Aug08
“This is an excellent tutoring program designed to help students excel in school.” Many parents compare Smartick to a 1-to-1 tutoring experience. The Artificial Intelligence technology behind our program makes that possible, identifying children’s needs effectively, and serving them the exact mathematical nutrients they need to keep growing and advancing. All at their own pace. […]
Continue reading »Aug07
It’s not uncommon to hear kids and parents alike comment on how they hate math practice, and how they suffer from math anxiety. Leah tells us the story of how her four kids struggled to enjoy math, no matter how hard she tried. They would rather work on any other subject. That’s exactly why she […]
Continue reading »Aug05
If you had to pick one subject your kids should study during the summer, what would that be? For many parents, reading is always at the top of the list, together with playing sports and other outdoor activities. But what about math? Latonya from Joy in the Ordinary recognizes the importance of studying math, which […]
Continue reading »Aug04
Parent24, a website created in 2006 with the objective of informing, entertaining, and educating parents, ran a feature recommending maths apps that help children develop a good base in maths. Specifically, they featured those that will help them develop independently in the future, remove maths as an obstacle in their lives, and even help them […]
Continue reading »Aug03
KFM recently covered an interview by Javier Arroyo, co-founder of Smartick, on The Kieno Kammies Show. Arroyo explained how the idea of Smartick was born – as a start-up created to develop an online learning method that would improve the maths skills of children between the ages of 4 and 14 years. So, together with his […]
Continue reading »Aug03
Math has unlimited applications for everyday situations, and it’s important children understand those applications. Whether they’re following a recipe, decorating their bedroom, or saving money to buy that very special toy, math skills are required. Shawna, from Not the former things, is well aware of this, which is why she decided to include Smartick in […]
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