Carnegie Learning eBook

Carnegie Learning eBook

by Carnegie Learning, Inc.

81 ratings
22 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 5, 2017
  • July 19, 2018

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Access interactive math textbooks designed to foster mathematical thinking and conceptual understanding. Students engage with real-world problems, build on prior knowledge, and develop procedural fluency through active learning and collaboration.

Interactive math textbooks
Real-world problem engagement
Conceptual understanding development
Procedural fluency building
Collaborative learning
Standards for Mathematical Practice integration
Worked examples
Exit tickets and graphic organizers
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What's New in Carnegie Learning eBook

1.0.3

July 19, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Added multicolor highlight support. - Minor bug fixes

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User reviews

MATHia.

If I could write the word “hate” on every single atom of the observable universe it would not compare to a billionth on how much I HATE Mathia.

It dosent show all the pages of the books

Horrible 😟

Not good fog

This is the worst learning app ever it would not let me log in and it had bugs and it took hours for me to finish 1 unit do not recommend.

Tiring.

Educators and/or parents please do not use this app. Coming from a unbiased standpoint as a student without the “all homework=bad” point of view, this app is just awful. The lessons take hours to complete. There’s a variety of different lessons that can be assigned, within these lessons there’s multiple “stats” you must fill up to complete the level, each stat accounts for a different part of the problem and it can take 10 or more problems to fill up one stat. However, if you make a mistake these stats will completely start over. In the current workspace I’m on, there’s 8 stats I must fill up but their can be more. There’s little to no explanation on what you’re supposed to do, so often times I just kind of memorize the patterns within each problem without actually understanding the math or reasoning behind it. While there is a “step by step” option, the explanations are often extremely confusing and worded weird. The actual app itself is extremely disengaging with dull colors, boring mechanics, and like I previously stated, over complicated, (but somehow also very surface level) explanations of the concepts your child is learning. After I’m done with the workspaces I find myself with no new knowledge or understandings of math, which is really disappointing because I love to learn. So while I could be doing something actually useful to me, I’m stuck doing repetitive lessons. I’m already not the best at math, but these lessons if anything just confuse me more. Another thing I noticed is a lot of the things they teach are completely irrelevant to what my teacher is talking about in class, which may not be the apps fault but I figure I should bring it up anyways. For reference, I am a seventh grader, a lot of the things in Carnegie seem a lot more advanced and difficult then we’re actually learning. There’s no reason these should be more difficult, I wouldn’t be assigned more difficult lessons because to be completely honest, I have a D in math, and am in a standard class, so there’s no way I could be moved on to more advanced subjects. If you made it this far I’m begging you, there are far more better programs to teach your children. If anything this program will just teach your students or children to resent math.
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What is the Carnegie Learning eBook app?

The Carnegie Learning eBook app provides access to their math textbooks in a digital format. These textbooks are designed to help students develop conceptual understanding and procedural fluency by engaging with real-world problems and mathematical models.

What are the key features of these math textbooks?

The textbooks integrate the Standards for Mathematical Practice, include worked examples to support learning, and feature activities like exit tickets and graphic organizers for students to demonstrate their understanding. They also encourage collaborative learning and active participation.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app itself is free to download and access the textbook content. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements within the app.

What age groups or grade levels are these textbooks for?

The description specifically mentions that the math textbooks and solutions are available for middle school and high school students.

How does this app help students learn math?

The app facilitates learning by offering interactive textbooks that encourage students to explain their reasoning, construct mathematical models, and build on prior knowledge. The blended learning approach and focus on collaboration aim to develop 21st-century skills alongside math content for deeper understanding.