Next Dollar Up User Reviews

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Good concept but lacking features

This is a great idea! Unfortunately it doesn't teach foreign currencies and doesn't have a setting to turn off the amount for student to practice listening only.

Very good!

Wonderful "game" while learning.

Hooray!

Finally an app developer that gets the importance of functional understanding with money! Will most likely require some coaching to begin using the app successfully. Once the basic concept of giving one more dollar for the change is understood, then learning might just speed along solo. My adult daughter with special needs is loving this app.
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Great idea

Great! About time an app came out to reinforce this concept. The kids love it!!

Not bad

It's old for what it does but would be much better with a larger bill option.

Teacher

Love the app! I would like to recommend some changes that would enhance the app.
- data collection would greatly improve this app. Just a simple 8/10 correct would be great.
- more realistic money visuals
- have options to use all bills and have higher quantities to practice with

Thank you for paving the way with this app! I have been looking for a dollar up app for years!!!!
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Been looking for this one!

I've been waiting for this app for quite awhile. Thanks for addressing this huge need in life skills programs! Love the way you have it set up. The only suggestion I'd make is to add a level (or several) of difficulty with larger bills for those who can grasp it with enough practice. I'd pay a little more for that. This may be the medium that finally successfully teaches my student this skill! Well done!
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Great idea

This app is a great way to teach practical money skills. It is a great price for educators and parents.

Great Teaching Tool

I use this teaching concept in my self-contained classroom. Using this app on our classroom iPads is very motivating to my students. They love seeing the stars they have earned and the correction procedure allows them to give correct answers. My students use it independently to practice the skill or I use it during my descrete trials to teach it using a different context. This has helped them generalize this real life skill much faster.
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