The Maths Story Grade 8-12

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This extraordinary program systematically guides your child through the high school maths syllabus. The programme not only contains Algebra, but also Trichonometry, Geometry, Caculus, Compound Interest and Analytical Geometry.

Another unique feature of this program is that NEW maths problems/questions are generated every time your child uses the programme.

Functions of the programme:

• Many references and examples
• A comprehensive help-function
• Detailed answers to all questions. However, the answers will only be available once the child at least tried to do the sum!
• If a child uses the help-function to answer a question, this will be taken into account when the marks awarded are calculated.
• No adult supervision is required.
• 'n Scientific calculator with trichonometric functions and logarithms are included.
• The programme keeps record of every question the child worked on. It is therefore easy to see which areas might still need attention.
• The program will indicate whether the steps that were followed to solve the problem, were mathematically correct.
• The graphical help-function allows you to draw straight lines, parabola, circles, hyperbola and a variety of other functions.
• Use the trichonometric help-function to draw graphs for functions such as SIN, COS, TAN etc.
• A submenu indicates which sections have been completed and which sections might still require revisiting.
• Learners can type in their algebra homework and use the programme to assess their work. Just type in the first line of your algebra problem. Click on the arrow and start to solve the problem. The programme will show where the learner might have made a mistake. This important help-function is something no high school pupil can afford to be without!

A unique feature of The Maths Story, is the fact that it uses free format algebra. The programme is therefore able to assess ANY mathematically correct steps the learner may have used to solve his problem.

Points System:

A comprehensive administrative system allows the parent/teacher to closely monitor the learner's progress. Progress reports can also be printed. Schools can keep records for an unlimited number of pupils.

System Requirements: