In addition to traditional math concepts, students can also learn how to count money, how to tell time, word problems, fractions, percentages and many other math related concepts.
The Tabtor program has board certified teachers behind every student which tailor and assign worksheets to each student's strengths and weaknesses giving your child a true personalized experience. Tabtor provides a 15 minute parent/teacher conference every week along with weekly and daily reports on the students progress. Tabtor analyzes every question that was answered by every student for speed and accuracy!
Tabtor, which is available for iPad tablets, provides an unlimited amounts of worksheets from the comfort of your home, car, plane, and just about anywhere you go. What's great is that you don’t even have to be connected to the internet. Tabtor offers video tutorials for every worksheet and students can ask questions to the tutor if he or she gets stuck.
Each time your child completes a worksheet, they earn reward points. The more your child works, thet more they earn. Your child can earn a max of $5 per month and student can redeem their reward points for a gift cards of their choice from the following stores:
- Target
- Amazon
- iTunes
- Barnes and Noble,
- and more!
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