With a patented approach to visual learning, ST Math is different from other math programs. Empower your teachers AND your students with the most innovative, powerful, and effective PreK-8th math instructional program on the market!
More time spent on ST Math means more time spent learning. A novel study conducted by Proving Ground, part of the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University, found increasing program usage from fall to spring by more than 10 minutes per week correlated to significant higher math gains on multiple state standardized math assessments.
The program starts by teaching the foundational concepts visually, then connects the ideas to math symbols and language. The patented ST Math approach is rooted in neuroscience research into how the brain learns, ensuring that all students can master the content.
Empower Your Educators
One of the most integral parts of a successful ST Math implementation empowering educators to use all the resources at their disposal. Tools like our all-new ST Math Educator Console allow educators to personalize the learning experience based on their students’ data. The console is the central hub where you can find everything you need to:
The console is split into separate tabs, each broken down by role at the particular site or district. Whether you are a site administrator, principal, math coach, or classroom teacher, signing in to the console at least twice a week will provide actionable data you can use to be proactive and support your students’ success.
Take a Guided Tour
Want a quick demonstration of how the program works and a glimpse into the science behind it? This quick, self-paced tour breaks down how ST Math weaves together fundamental math concepts and teaches students to learn from their mistakes with visual feedback.
Want more? Request a personalized demonstration from an ST Math expert.
We know funding for supplemental programs can often depend on whether certain subject matter or topics are covered. ST Math addresses everything from learning recovery, social emotional learning, distance learning, Title I, special education, English learners, and so much more. It’s important our schools/districts know how many funding sources are available for ST Math. Funding for schools can be divided into three primary types:
We’ve made a few resources available for download that can provide direct insight into what makes ST Math different, as well as how to ensure the best possible implementation for your school or district. Ready to tell us which program (PreK/TK, K-6, Middle School Supplement, Algebra Readiness, or Summer School) your students would benefit from? Request a demo today and have any outstanding questions answered!