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March 31, 2024 by

New learning software combines the advantages of traditional learning tools in book form and the interactive possibilities of modern learning software. Two new tutorials for the secondary education have been published in the series simply better at math”- a collaboration between the Munich KHSweb.de Education Software GmbH and the Manz publishing house specialising in teaching aids in Velcro learning training GmbH, Hollfeld -. They combine the advantages of classical learning in book form and the interactive possibilities of modern learning software. Mathematics is still as the study area, in which most individual support is required, especially since the introduction of the G8. Both tutorials are designed so that they can be used as a year-round companion and so performance deficits be avoided from the outset. Easy and step by step all the orientation stage (5th/6th grade) of math topics are developed and strengthened to achieve the goal of the class loose. Also a good foundation is laid for environment -, nature – and engineering education. (Similarly see: Joint Commission ). Short learning units, small-step explanations help quickly to strengthen the basics step by step.

Help examples and exercises. The knowledge and proficiency can be verified independently with tests and the clef. Detailed solutions show how it’s done correctly. The CD-ROM is most suitable for pupils in secondary schools. Parents wishing to practice with their children, be relieved. Teachers who need additional material for weaker students and tutoring, adult education centres and learning discussions have also great benefit from this tutorial. And so concludes the information service of the ekz (shopping centre of libraries): “… recommended for home and school.” Single and k12 school site license and a free learning and test unit are available under for teachers and schools, or to students and parents at, the software is available as a CD-ROM as well as downloadable for the buyout.

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