Since
DreamBox Learning launched in 2009, they've won more than 20 major awards and received more than 40 rave product reviews,
including this recent shout out in Fast Company Magazine. They've just recently been acquired by Reed Hastings, the founder
and former CEO of Netflix and Microsoft board member. This amazing investment in education technology confirms that innovation
is here, and it's happening in our homes and schools.
DreamBox
is a robust, personalized math curriculum built in an online adaptive platform, which means that it adjusts for every individual
learner. It looks and acts like a game, which kids love. Behind the scenes, it provides parents with an individual dashboard
with tons of information about their child's progress. It's an essential tool in the home/school connection, and one of the
best summer retention builders that we've ever seen. In an age of app-frenzy, game-centric possibilities, DreamBox is reaching
plugged-in parents who traditionally would have sought tutoring and learning centers as a solution for "math phobia".
DreamBox is looking for learning reviewers and trial offer's for
bloggers. Do you have children from JK to Grade 3 and would like to review this online personalized math curriculum.
Contact WonderMoms.ca and we will forward your informatiom to DreamBox.
Dreambox Learning Review
I was sent a two week trial of Dreambox.com to play with my pre-school three-year
old courtesy of WonderMoms.ca. While it says K-6 for the age appropriate time for math learning on the site, I always need
to keep a step ahead of what my daughter needs.
I figured over the summer I would keep my daughter entertained in learning
over the two months before she entered the four-year-old program at pre-school.
Any parent would love how your kids can
learn but thinks it is fun. With the hints, pace and adventure we dabbled in a few games.
Maybe it is because its summer
or its too early for her, her attention span was that of a three-year-old. I still loved it to give me ideas for her future
play and learning. I recommend every parent to give this math learning tool a try. You might even have fun yourself with your
child or by yourself.
Danielle is a stay-at-home/writer of two miracle daughters. Her
work can be found on websites such as : The Momoir Project, Yummy Mummy Club. Amotherworld.com and Womenspost.ca. Danielle also wrote two kids books which she self-published. Harley- can be found on amazon.ca
At any given day you can also find her on her personal blog: justdworld.com or on Twitter @justdworld. Her Twitterversary is Wednesday May 12th,2010.
Danielle lives with her husband of seventeen years and their girls in
Langley, B.C.
