New Matific website - on trial to see how it helps homelearning in maths

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Dear Parents,

 

We are currently trialling Matific as part of the teaching and learning of Mathematics. We hope you will witness your child engage in the rich, interactive activities and see the benefits it can bring to their learning.

 

Matific has thousands of Maths activities and we encourage you to help the school promote positive Mathematics learning with the children at home.

 

Please ensure that your home device is using an updated web browser or the most updated version of the app, Matific Student. If you are experiencing any technical issues first check if you need to update your browser or app. If the issues continue, email support@matific.com with your child’s school, username and password.

To access Matific, please:

●             Go to www.matific.com or, on tablets open the app, Matific Student (you must use the app when using a tablet).

●             Sign in using the students Username and Password

●             The teacher can assign activities to the students directly plus many extra activities are available in the Full Course section. There is also a live component called Matific Arena and a student Training Zone to practice specific skills.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

The Matific Team

 



www.matific.com

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