SuccessMaker Math Overview
SuccessMaker Math is a highly-visual, engaging, and interactive standards-based course designed to develop and maintain fundamental concepts taught in K–10 mathematics. SuccessMaker uses diagnostic sessions called Initial Placement (IP
Initial Placement; the first level of entry into a course.) to determine the student’s starting level.
Students’ progress through the content via the following types of presentation:
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Mixed Presentation – In SuccessMaker Math, students see mixed presentation of math content, meaning they see content from multiple math strands in every session. Digital objects have carefully defined parameters that randomly generate numbers and graphics.
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Interaction – SuccessMaker Math uses a variety of interaction types including drag and drop, drop down, drawing, number entry, and multiple choice (single and multiple select).
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Feedback – Students receive affirmative feedback on correct answers and corrective feedback on incorrect answers. Animations keep students engaged.
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Speed Games – In addition to teaching learning with understanding, SuccessMaker Math provides Speed Games to build fluency with math skills.
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Translation Support - SuccessMaker Math provides translations in 100+ languages. Educators can turn specific translations on or off at their discretion.
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Embedded Language Support - SuccessMaker Math provides embedded language support that explains both academic language and math vocabulary and breaks down exactly what exercises are asking a student to do, just like a teacher would. Language Support can be read aloud to students or translated in over 100 languages.