After School Math Information MathScore provides differentiated instruction to every student and makes it exceptionally easy to monitor student usage and progress. With very minimal training, you will enable any teacher or instructional aid to reliably monitor math progress in your after school program. Key benefits include: Easy to administer - Once the students log into their MathScore accounts, they start doing math problems. The facilitator can simply walk around the room to help students who need assistance. No installation - As long as your computers are connected to the Internet, each student can log into MathScore with their username and password. They can even use MathScore from home, the library, etc. Usage tracking - Every worksheet attempt and the time spent is recorded by MathScore. With your teacher or admin account, you can easily see student usage and mathematical progress, making it easy to provide reports to administrators who need to see proof that your after school program is enforcing a mathematics curriculum. Emphasis on basic skills - Nearly every school in the nation with low performing students can point to basic skills as the major weakness. MathScore helps kids with basic skills, especially multiplication and addition math facts. Fun for students - When a group of students log into MathScore at the same time, their competitive instincts take over. MathScore's system of levels, ratings, cumulative score, and other rewards makes kids willing to work hard on math, especially when they want to outperform each other. How MathScore Works The following brief videos will explain exactly how MathScore works, and they provide enough information for a teacher to deploy MathScore successfully. Next Steps If you are more hands-on, you might wish to try the instant free trial. To get a quote for your school or district, click here. If timing is urgent, please directly call 888-810-MATH. Otherwise, we prefer for you to fill out the request form. You should also send your teachers to http://www.mathscore.com/school/teacher/ so that they can learn about MathScore. You might also wish to consult our School Version FAQ.