FAQs

A range of certificates from Bronze to Platinum are awarded for a student’s performance in each topic. Students find this very motivational, especially when they can progress though the range of certificates as they gain mastery in a topic by attempting more questions.

A full range of reports available which include:

Teachers are able to independently manage their classes, so students can be added and given immediate access, deleted and moved between groups and classes without any fuss. Schools who are at their student limit should contact info@conquermaths.com to arrange for the additional students to be added. Parents who need to add students to their account should contact

There is a wide range of diagnostic tests for every concept, which determine where the shortfalls might be in a student’s knowledge.

Any student can be set work from any level, meaning that students can be set work which is appropriate to their current level, ensuring that differentiated teaching and learning can be implemented and managed very easily. This also means that any gaps which a student has in their knowledge and understanding can be easily filled.

ConquerMaths fully assesses students’ understanding after each and every lesson with questions drawn randomly from a large bank of questions, which are then marked and recorded. There are also worksheets available for older students. As the student works through each question they receive instant feedback as the correct answers are acknowledged as such and correct

There are two major differences. Firstly, there is a video tutorial for every Maths concept in the curriculum from Reception to Year 13. This means that the student is in complete control of the learning process and can learn at their own pace, in a safe and secure environment, by stopping, rewinding, or repeating the

ConquerMaths has converted its content to run on all modern HTML5 platforms, including iOS devices such as iPads and iPhones, and Android devices.

The nature of some topics, especially in the higher end courses, do not lend themselves easily to multiple-choice-style answers. Sketching Graphs and Geometric Proofs are good examples of this. In these cases, once the worksheet is completed, the student views the detailed worked solutions, to their own understanding of the steps in solving the questions.

The symbols and notation used in maths quickly goes beyond what can be readily typed using a keyboard. Radical symbols, superscript and subscript characters, pi, theta, degrees, minutes and seconds… Although easily written by hand, it is difficult trying to enter such answers into a program.