 
Accelerated Maths Advantage dramatically enhances your maths curriculum by providing personalised practice on objectives aligned to your existing scheme of work and linked to your curriculum.
At last, teachers can easily create an endless supply of exercises to give pupils valuable practice to reinforce the skills they have learned. The management tools within the software allow the teacher to see, at a glance, how each pupil is progressing so more time is spent with pupils who need the most help. Plus, the automated marking system and immediate feedback frees up the teacher from the burden of marking and record-keeping tasks.
Benefits of Accelerated Maths:
Individualise maths instruction.
Accelerated Maths automatically creates individualised assignments for your pupils, tailored to their needs so they can move forward at their own pace, thus allowing them to keep motivated and challenged.
Diagnose problem areas and intervene when necessary.
Using a wide variety of reports you can quickly focus on problem areas and help pupils solve them.
Ensure every pupil can master every maths objective.
Extensive Content Libraries are available for years 2-11 and are designed to work with your maths curriculum.
Automatically mark all assignments and tests.
The AccelScan Intelligent Mark Recognition Reader marks the assignment papers automatically.
Maximise the effectiveness of your curriculum.
Accelerated Maths supports and enhances your curriculum, teaching materials and textbooks.
Ensure maths success for every pupil.
The efficacy of Accelerated Maths with pupils of all abilities is proven in 57 Independent Research studies.
Accelerated Maths has been an absolute revelation within the delivery of my mathematics lessons this year. The pupils are far more focused and objective driven. The pupils recognise their achievable targets and this motivates them to work hard towards reaching their targets. Using Accelerated Maths I have been able to move my lower band year 7 class through 2 years work in just two terms!
Philip James Welch Lord Lawson of Beamish School
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