MathWright

MathWright

by Elliott Pickar

1 ratings
1 review

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 9, 2018
  • June 24, 2020
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This app empowers students with fine motor impairments to independently complete math assignments. It offers voice synthesis for reading problems and solutions aloud, enabling non-verbal students to participate verbally.

Independent math problem solving
Voice synthesis for reading problems
Voice synthesis for reading solutions
Legible work completion
Supports basic math operations
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What's New in MathWright

1.80

June 24, 2020

Built with iOS 13 SDK

User reviews

Helps my student participate

I downloaded this app to help a 4th grade (now 5th grade) student of mine better participate in math class. This student has fine motor deficits due to ataxia and uses a communication device to speak. Therefore she isn’t able to write and show her work using a pencil and paper or verbally share her answers. This app not only allows her to show her work when solving various math problems but, with the new text-to-voice capabilities, it also provides a way for her to share aloud with her teacher and classmates how she solved a problem. Overall this free app works well and enables a child, who otherwise wouldn’t be able to, to participate in class like her peers. On a side note, the developer has been very responsive to suggestions and requests for assistance.
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FAQ

What is MathWright's learning methodology?

MathWright focuses on enabling independent work completion for students with fine motor impairments. It bypasses the need for handwriting by allowing digital input and utilizes voice synthesis to support both reading and verbal responses.

How does MathWright track student progress?

The app allows students to complete their work independently and legibly. While specific progress tracking features are not detailed, the ability to complete assignments independently suggests a method for monitoring task completion.

Does MathWright offer certifications?

MathWright is designed as an assistive tool to help students demonstrate their math abilities. It does not appear to offer formal certifications upon completion of its functions.

What devices is MathWright available on?

MathWright is currently supported on iPads, making it accessible for students who use this platform for their educational needs.

What is the age rating for MathWright?

MathWright has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for young children and can be used throughout their primary education.

How often is MathWright updated?

The latest version of MathWright was released on June 24, 2020. The app has received updates since its initial release on March 9, 2018.

What do users like about MathWright?

Based on its 5.0-star rating from one review, users likely appreciate its effectiveness in helping students with fine motor impairments complete math work independently and its voice synthesis features for non-verbal students.

Is MathWright free to use?

Yes, MathWright is available for free, making it an accessible resource for students and educational institutions without additional cost.