iTooch Middle School at Mac App Store analyse

The app iTooch is an amazing app. I loved how you could choose when you wanted to take the test and when you answered the questions correctly it would give you the test. I also loved how you can earn belts and get a score when you are finished with the test. This app was also very entertaining and funny. I liked that there was a variety of levels. There is nothing I would change about this app. I would definitely recommend this app for anyone in middle school that struggles with Language arts and reading.

I love this app because the lessons in the app are so helpful! I also like the cool button sounds.

This app is sooo great. I used it over the summer and in 6th grade i understood my classes more then I thought i would. It does have adds but they are not inappropriate and you can skip them. I like how it is very supportive and i also like the sounds the buttons make. And the best part about it is you can use it in 6th 7th and 8th grade.

Im about to go to seventh grade and I want do this a lot but most of my family said that is was pretty hard, so I went searching for the perfect app, I downloaded a few apps but all of them wanted money, then I found this app, and it was a lifesaver. When I first played it, I thought it was a ripoff because it wanted money but when you complete the level before that, it unlocks it, now it is two days before school starts and because of this app, I am ready for it.

I love this app

I don’t think that there is really another app series outside of iTooch that offers such a comprehensive range of junior high core curricula content across the major subjects (language arts and math are invariably the two key academic subjects). There is a time when straight-up, fact-focused teaching is needed to introduce and cement concepts. Sometimes game-oriented apps don’t cover all of your bases; do you know of a play-based app that provides thorough, wide coverage of an upper grade level’s worth of language arts concepts? Neither do I. This app does a good job of offering that sort of content-rich, structured review. I really appreciate that the app goes beyond multiple choice questions and requires children to touch and select answers from the samples given, and to type in their own word-based and numeric answers (spelling does count). The LA even requires children to read excerpts of speeches that are included in the lesson in order to answer the questions given. With the focused, mastery-based approach, this is an easy way to do remedial work and to review weak areas. Does your child need to practice nouns? Look for the chapter on nouns and work on that. Need more review with squares and square roots? Look up that chapter. It’s also a nice supplement to a main curriculum that uses a mastery-based approach, just find the topic you’re currently working on and use that chapter on the iPad for additional reinforcement. It’s even a nice way for moms to review higher-level math concepts with the concise lesson backgrounds – run through a few practice problems and you’re fresh. What We Didn’t Like: I’m never too keen on Game Center integration in educational apps for children – it just doesn’t seem to add value to either my children or I. I’d much rather see an option to email out the child’s statistics and progress. The app isn’t set up for multiple users – with a several grade range it would be nice to have that option to track progress for multiple children for larger families. I did find a few grammatical errors in the sample sentences included in the Language Arts modules but they don’t seem to be very common. Overall: iTooch is a pioneer – leading the way towards traditional, grade level based, comprehensive curriculum being available on mobile devices. Children can learn, practice, and test their knowledge in all the core skills taught in grade 6-8 language arts and math (and also health for grade 6) with iTooch: Middle School.

I think they want some one to teach u or figure it out on paper. They should have this question: When guessing these answers how likely is it to accidentally choose the right one? Answer: 1 in 4 Lol :)