n’t think the learner would understand how important the use of opposite operations really is. A typical user can complete all activities without ever utilizing the Euclidean Fountain and I would assume most would. Using the feature is more work and takes more time, thus most would opt to use the tap-and-drag features only. Eliminate the ability to tap-and-drag terms after completing a certain amount of practice problems to drive home the importance of opposite operations.
Glitch in the My Problems Section
Pressing the Start Set button in the My Problems area of the app will allow a user to begin a practice set created by the user in the app. However, if you attempt to do this in a problem set containing no created problems, the app will crash and boot you to the home screen. No harm done, as you were attempting to complete a problem set containing no problems, but something that should be addressed in a future update.
If you are a math teacher looking for another way to differentiate your math instruction or a parent interested in giving your child a head-start in mathematics, I suggest downloading the app and introducing it to the learner. For a couple bucks, this app can be just the thing to get your students or child the deep understanding that is often missing from many of our young learners.
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