Because all students are different, the CK-12 math content also provides students with several ways of mastering a concept. With its alignment to Common Core, teachers can now find practice problems and videos based on a particular standard.
The new elementary math tools are broken out by grade and include practice problems and videos for core concepts including geometry; addition and subtraction; multiplication and division; time; fractions; and measurement. Each concept includes several lessons. For example, second-grade money lessons include instruction on recognizing money; dollars and cents; converting and counting money; and comparing and arranging money. Every lesson has multiple instructional videos and assessments to provide students with a variety of learning options.
“We’ve always wanted to provide a full stack of content and tools to improve student learning for K-12 in STEM,” said CK-12 Founder and Executive Director Neeru Khosla. “This new launch will help teachers, parents and students to improve math fundamentals through deliberate practice and helpful videos.”
The new K1-5 math practice and videos are now available for free on the CK-12 website. They work on all computers, phones and tablets (in html5), as well as in one-to-one learning environments.
Material from a press release was used in this report.
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