Accelerated Math
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Accelerated Math is software that provides personalized math practice and progress monitoring to help students and teachers. It creates assignments tailored to each student's level, automatically scores practice and tests, and provides feedback on daily work. This helps schools achieve adequate yearly progress goals. The document outlines costs for the software which includes an initial set-up fee and annual per-student fees. It also describes a 5-phase plan to implement the software in a school to improve math skills, prepare students for more advanced concepts, and help teachers guide instruction.
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