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3. What is Mathletics? Online e-learning platform Global Mathematics community Students can access anywhere they can get online More than 120,000 users daily More than 120,000 users daily Students from 5000 schools in every country Over 3 million students worldwide Over 8 billion correct answers so far

4. The Global Mathletics Community Mathletics is now used in around 190 countries, right around the world. Pupils are part of a huge global Mathletics family! world. Pupils are part of a huge global Mathletics family!

5. Classrooms Vary

6. Teacher Objectives/Outcomes To engage and motivate all students To present alternative solution strategies To differentiate for different abilities in the one class To encourage self-directed learning in students To increase the number and type of resources for learning Maths To individualise instruction To automate marking and feedback To save parents expensive Tutor fees To remediate weaker students To extend brighter students Other

7. Global Competitiveness One of the most exciting features for pupils is Live Mathletics Students are matched with others of similar ability from around the world and compete in a live mental arithmetic game – a 60 second race to the finish! Live Mathletics is both exciting and compulsive, encouraging competitiveness and involvement in the global learning community.

9. Making it their own… All students create their own Mathlete to represent them on screen… By beating their top score, students can earn credits to customise their Mathletes via a virtual shop.

12. The Mathletics Curriculum Mathletics has a full curriculum of lessons for each year group, from Prep to Year 12, covering all areas of the curriculum. All strands of Mathematics are covered in detail, and can be implemented as stand-alone lessons or as part of a wider topic. Each student can work at their own pace, on their individual areas of development, with tangible progression encouraging a desire to improve.

15. Full Support Every single Mathletics lesson has its own animated Support Area – enabling students to take control over their learning. Each support area can be used to introduce a new concept to a class or by students when they encounter a new of difficult problem Step-by-step instructions explain each concept, using worked examples, which can be repeated until mastery is achieved.

17. A Rewarding Experience Students are awarded points for each correct answer, with the top performers making it onto the global Hall of Fame. Gold, Silver and Bronze Certificates are also awarded, giving pupils an exciting incentive to complete lessons.

20. Giving Teachers Control The Teacher Centre gives full feedback and results instantly to teachers. Individual reports can be generated giving teachers the ability to use the data formatively to asses and respond to the individual needs of their students. The Teacher Centre contains many tools to enable true Personalised Learning.

23. Challenger Teacher

25. Challenger Student

27. Instant Printable Books

29. The benefits of Mathletics Students love Mathletics and become motivated to improve Enables Assessment for Learning Fully customisable lessons to meet any curriculum needs Mathletics automatically adjusts difficulty, based on responses Formative data for teachers Instant feedback and support Students can work at any time, anywhere they can get online

30. Mathletics Challenges Periodically, Mathletics holds Challenge Events. Either on a local or global level, these are fantastically successful at creating excitement within schools. Schools compete against each other, with rewards for the top schools, classes and pupils.

31. Future Developments

32. Image references "Grasping the Future" 2008 http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanako_world/2908461792/http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanako_world/2908461792/ Indian classroom for kids http://www.flickr.com/photos/yorickr/4511067284/http://www.flickr.com/photos/yorickr/4511067284/ Girl_with_xo_classroom_Sierra_Leone http://www.flickr.com/photos/olpc/4667011265/http://www.flickr.com/photos/olpc/4667011265/ A classroom of Afghan students http://www.flickr.com/photos/ntm-a_cstc-a/4677626513/http://www.flickr.com/photos/ntm-a_cstc-a/4677626513/