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Math, Technology and UDL: Closing the Achievement Gap
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Creating new learning environments in math by applying UDL principles may just close the achievement gap in the US!
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Common Sense Media editors help you choose math apps and learning tools for kids. Math is always more fun when it's a game.
Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
"Learning and practicing math is always more fun when it's part of a game. We like these apps and other learning tools for how they use creative methods to teach kids math concepts."
When reviewing these apps, take a close look at the Learning Ratings for each app. As you will see, not all math apps are created equal. 
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Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
Kit Hard has put together a collection of math apps to support learners at the elementary level.
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Math Monster Multiplication is a math game that you can play on any mobile device.
Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
Check out the new interactive math games for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division designed to be engaging and fun for your learners!
Thank you to Colleen King of Math Playground who offers these great games for free online and on mobile devices. Take a look at the other great games she has recently created.
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Mobile technologies offer hope to students who have a learning disability like dyscalculia or dyslexia. These Apple apps are especially helpful with math.
Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
Darla and Kaila Hatton tested out these apps to help students with dyscalulia & math challenges. Here is what they had to say about them: Ever-evolving mobile technologies offer hope to students who have a learning disability like dyscalculia or dyslexia. My daughter (who has dyslexia) and I researched and/or tested all of the apps below, and we think they’re especially helpful to the student with LD in dealing with math – whether it’s for schoolwork or some other kind of everyday challenge (like figuring out how much something really costs)."
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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has started featuring the best of web and mobile apps. We are partnering with our sister blog Free Mobile Technology for Teachers to provide you with lists of the featured educational apps in every possible content area. Today we have chosen to cover iPad apps for Math.