Practice2Master Fractions vs ScreenReader

Practice makes proficient. Practice2Master Fractions™ is designed to help students become proficient in fraction calculations. It supplements teachers' instruction by providing students with unlimited number of problems to practice. This app is a tool that every elementary school math teacher should have in their teaching toolbox. This app is fully accessible for all users, especially for students with low vision and students who are blind and use VoiceOver™. It allows students to do the following: * perform free practice in fraction addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and get assistance from the app whenever needed; * take drills on fraction calculations and save drill reports for future reference; * receive lists of calculation problems from teachers or parents via email and send back drill reports; * use machine-generated problems, preloaded problems, and teacher-created problems for practice and drills; and * customize settings to make machine-generated problems suitable for students' level of study. Features * Supports math learning objectives. * Machine-generated calculation problems are highly customizable. * Allows teachers to create and store lists of calculation problems. * Allows students to save problems into a favorite list for future practice. * Exchange problem lists and drill reports between students and teachers. * Large print numbers on iPads and high-contrast colors. * Fully compatible with VoiceOver™ for students with blindness. Watch a demonstration video at: www.aph.org/media/Practice2Master-Fractions-2018-4.mp4 Recommended ages: 9 and up.

The ScreenReader app contains excersises to learn the VoiceOver screen reader. Learn VoiceOver gestures, such as: - Swiping with 1 finger - Swiping with 2 fingers - Swiping with 3 fingers - Tapping with 1 finger - Tapping with 2 fingers - Tapping with 3 fingers - Tapping with 4 fingers - Shortcuts Learn VoiceOver actions, such as: - Navigate by headings - Navigate by links - Copy text - Paste text - Select text The ScreenReader app is made available for free by the Appt Foundation.