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Buzzmath is an app that teachers can use in their classroom to provide students with practice problems online. Students in elementary, middle and younger high school classrooms can use this app to help better understand concepts. There are a variety of concepts to choose from!

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At the top of your screen there is a progress tracker to display what you got correct and what you still need to work on.

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Buzzmath shows you when you get a correct answer!

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Buzzmath also shows you when you get a wrong answer and allows you to try to fix your mistake.

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If you can't figure something out on your own, you can receive a hint as to what you got wrong.

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You get access to plenty of resources within the app. You can read a blog to see how other teachers are teaching certain concepts. There is also a math glossary available to both you and your students!

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I could definitely see myself using Buzzmath in my classroom if the school pays for the app. It would be really beneficial for students to practice problems outside of the classroom in an engaging way. I could see myself assigning online assignments on the app instead of paper assignments to switch up the work.

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1. Costs a lot of money unless the school provides the app
2. Age range only reaches 16 which doesn't reach all high school students
3. Not all students have technology access outside of the classroom

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1. Engaging ways for students to learn
2. Variety of resources for students and teachers
3. Can track student progress and see what they struggle with

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You can select specific concepts for your students to work on based on what you are learning in class.

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You can select the age range of your classroom to find content specific questions for your age group.