Super confusing questions
Response from developer
Hello! Cleaning up these reviews ~ we've relaunched this for 2025 with a new training module to help understand each question type better. I see the issue here and will take a look to make these types more clear. Thanks for the feedback!
Actually pretty good
Response from developer
Hello! Cleaning up these reviews ~ we've relaunched this for 2025 with a new training module to help understand each question type better. I'll be doing a full content review for the next update. Thanks for the kind words!
Nice concept...not executed well
Response from developer
Hello and thanks for the feedback, We'll take a look for the typos hiding in the verbal problems. As for the Quantitative ease we believe you must be speaking of the Number Analogies section, this area is admittedly easy for most grade schoolers. It is included in this app as it is a part of the actual COGAT test. There are only a few different types of analogies presented to early grade schoolers, that is a number may transform up by addition or simple multiplication or the number may transform down by subtraction or very simple division. The important take away is to see the format of the questions and get at least 1 good session of practice in on that type of question. We are looking to make an upgrade on this app in early JAN 2019 for the 2019 COGAT season (JAN / FEB) feel free to check back soon or send further conversations to info@polemicsmath.com
Not worth the money
Response from developer
Hello and happy holidays, apologies for the very late response. Team Polemics just learned that we can respond to user reviews. Thanks for the feedback. This app is targeted at the 3rd grade level. The app should not be presenting the same problems in the same order. We'll take a look at this and publish an update as soon as we are able. We'd love to hear more from you if you are open to email info@polemicsmath.com ...specifically which sections were too easy. As a side note Apple must make us pick an Age bracket for the app. It was either 6-8 or 9-11 and most 3rd graders are 9 years old. Anyway, hope to hear from you soon, we do take feedback seriously and look to improve our product.
