DREAMBOX FOR SCHOOLS FREE

Up to four students: $19.95 monthly $99.95 bi-annually.

One student: $12.95 monthly $59.95 bi-annually.

DreamBox also allows schools to track where and how often licenses are being used to optimize their budget and facility usage. The dashboard allows for class and grade comparisons to determine gaps in instruction or mastery for specific schools, grades, classes or students. The platform also suggests student groups based on proficiency level for differentiated instruction.ĭreamBox Learning provides metrics for school and district administrators including school-specific summaries, concept mastery reports and trends in platform usage over time. In addition, the platform sends alerts to teachers when specific students perform poorly on a lesson or experience difficulty with a concept.

Teachers have access to detailed student metrics such as time spent on the platform, competency in specific standards and progress towards module completion. In 2014, DreamBox began offering math games in Spanish. Students can also print achievements and take-home worksheets with their favorite game characters. As students complete game-based lessons, they receive tokens, which they can use to unlock additional games on the platform.

In addition to standards-aligned games, students can complete a variety of other activities both on and offline. If a student repeatedly selects the wrong answer, they are prompted with hints to complete the task. Based on a student’s performance, the time allotment and scaffolding adjusts during the lesson. The program does not use a diagnostic, rather the system uses on-the-spot data to create a personalized learning plan that monitors each student’s strengths and weaknesses, pace and problem-solving strategies. When students log in to DreamBox, they choose a theme, character and storyline and immediately begin playing games. It’s also aligned to the Ontario Curriculum used in the province of Ontario and surrounding areas. In Canada, the curriculum is aligned to the Western and Northern Canadian Protocol Common Curriculum Framework for Mathematics. The curriculum aligns to Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSSM) as well as the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and Virginia Public Schools Standards of Learning (SOL). Accounts and individual progress sync across devices students use the same account whether using a desktop, laptop or iPad at school or at home.ĭreamBox Learning curriculum is aligned to national and regional mathematics standards in the USA and Canada. Students with a school account can use DreamBox at home without the need to purchase an additional account or license.

DREAMBOX FOR SCHOOLS FREE

Individual product licenses for schools and homes cost less than $20 per student.ĭreamBox Learning delivers instruction via a web browser or free iPad app. Students play math games while the analytics system sources data points to adjust instruction instantly and provide reports for teachers, parents and administrators. K-8 math games product that adapts to the learner's level of knowledge OverviewĭreamBox Learning teaches K-8 mathematics standards in an adaptive game format.

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