Worth to Try My son started using Afficienta math at the beginning of COVID pandemic. We are very pleased with this program! It fits perfectly for a flexible, in home study plan. He has completed 5.5 grade levels math in the past 2.5 years and is well advanced in math at school. More importantly, he has learned how to learn something new without formal teaching environment, what is discipline and best time management. All of these further boosted his confidence in math and other areas.

This website sucks! I hate this website. The instruction are unclear and they give you questions that they never teach you how to solve. Ever since my mom sign me up all I heard from her is how much percent you did today. I rather have a real teacher teaching me math instead of this program. Those people who give this a 5 star review probably never even know how frustrating it is to do math on this website. Doing math on this website is the worst and the most stressful experience of my life.

Im pretty sure the people who wrote the… Im pretty sure the people who wrote the questions do not know english because something that is "similar" to another object is not defined as the same. Also the system where it determines if patterns are strong weak or non existent is terrible it feels like gambling everytime you press the check answer button. It is not even being good at math it is pure luck that you succeed.

Not worth it I thought it was decent at first, but then I realized that you have to write certain answers in a certain form, otherwise the program will mark your answer as incorrect. I didn't know this and got many questions wrong. It's extremely frustrating when a correct answer is marked as incorrect. Furthermore, the questions are repeated and you can just memorize the answers. The site is glitchy and sometimes it causes all my tabs to stop functioning. For $180 a month, it's definitely not worth it.

building collapesd! My son started in 4th Grade. He reached 6th grade by now, and his teacher said that he was "accused of skipping questions leading to "learning loss"." He was kicked back to 4th grade, and has to start over. "It's like building a 100 floor building, and I'm building the 51st floor, then teacher finds out and teacher becomes an earthquake and shakes so hard that the building collapses back down to the 1st floor and he has a pile of rubble, and start over." my son said.