Helping your strugglers to get back in the mainstream
Rapid Maths offers personalised learning support and repeated practise in books and software to help your low-attaining children catch up in maths. Founded on proven teaching strategies and written by expert author Rose Griffiths, the vibrant design and accessible reading levels are perfect for your less-confident learners.
Exciting real-life situations engage everyone
The varied maths problems modelled on exciting real-life situations engage struggling learners and the carefully levelled books and software help to move them from NC Level 1 to 4.
Rapid Maths gives you:
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motivating comic-style Pupil Books and colourful Home Maths Books to help children continue learning at home with their parents
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supportive Teaching Guides with details on group sessions, planning and assessment
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gradual spiral progression throughout to re-enforce fundamental numeracy concepts.
Software that puts children in control of their learning
The Practice Software puts children in control of their learning. Fun interactive games build confidence and make learning key maths fundamentals engaging.
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Every software activity features audio and text feedback delivered by familiar characters from the pupil books.
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The virtual teaching assistant tracks attainment and alerts you when the children are ready to move on.
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The software creates a learning profile for every child, including 'at a glance' reports to aid assessment .
Try Rapid Maths for FREE today
Request the demo disk| or try it| for FREE in your class for 30 days.
Additional help in maths
Too many children start secondary school still struggling in simple maths. Read the NASEN article by Rose Griffiths| explaining why the subject is so difficult for some children and how to help them.
Rapid Maths is used by The Letterbox Club, a Booktrust national programme devised by Rose Griffiths which focuses on improving the educational outlook for looked after children, and other vulnerable children who need additional support, aged 7 – 11.
