I think that from a cognitive learning side, what you've done is wonderful. It's helping them to look at numbers in a logical way, so that when the get to their math class, they understand better what their math teacher is saying.

It was so much fun. It made me a lot happier in math and a made me a lot more confident to do things.

I have thoroughly enjoyed Symphony Math... I have seen firsthand the learning gaps that have been bridged with this program.

I have been excited by the gains my students have made. The kindergarten students really understand the basic concepts. The program allows the student to progress at his own developmental rate.

I got better with my multiplication facts, and we just started long division, and it's helping me understand it more, because it helps you with your math a lot, and it helps you understand it more.

I’m very happy with the program… I’ve seen improvements with their math skills, and being able to apply {them}… especially with place value, which is hard concept for them… this is another venue for them to explore place value, and actually any of the topics that are taught.

I really hated math, because I didn't understand it. You have to think more, and it really helped me alot. When you put the bars in, the numbers show up, and sometimes when you put the numbers in, the bars show up. It' really helpful that way.

I didn't feel very confident in Math. I just kind of guessed all the answers, I didn't really know them. After I tried Symphony Math, it really helped, and when I did paper work, it made it much easier.

It helps me do {math} because if I had math on my homework I would get it wrong but on Symphony I can fix it so I know what {the error} is.

… to drill and drill and drill with flashcards was not working for us. There will be some doors that will be open to her because she has been able to establish a solid foundation in math.

It teaches you new things, in new steps. Like in video games, when you explore new levels – and this is the same thing… except you learn…