Smartick is an online method for learning mathematics for children ages 4 to 14. Here, you will learn about Smartick: how it works and content focused on children and education.
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. […]
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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 […]
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“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. […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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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Javier Arroyo, the co-founder of Smartick, was a guest on David O’Sullivan’s show, Breakfast with David on Kaya FM, the recently-crowned best station in South Africa. Arroyo took the opportunity to emphasise the importance of math for all aspects of life, highlighting the necessity for children to master the subject from childhood and avoid any “gaps” […]
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Javier Arroyo, the co-founder of Smartick, was recently interviewed on Cape Talk’s breakfast show presented by Kieno Kammies. Cape Talk boats more than 500,000 daily listeners, and 800,000 followers across social networks (Facebook and Twitter) Interviewer Kieno Kamies asked Arroyo about the success of the online maths method for children has experienced worldwide (since it’s creation five years […]
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We are thrilled to share some snippets from The Old Schoolhouse Magazine’s recently published review of Smartick Method. With so many products available, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine crew understands how parents often need a little help with making curriculum choices. They often find themselves in the same boat! That’s why they take the time to test and […]
Continue reading »Jul31
The introduction of Smartick in South Africa was covered in Daily Sun, South Africa’s largest newspaper with more than 5 million daily readers. The journalist, Thabo Monaman, mentioned that children in South Africa have been improving their maths level for months with Smartick: an online extracurricular method supported by the European Union that ensures disciplined learning for children […]
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