My son likes the program very much. He could learn by himself at his pace. The system gives immediate responses to his answers. It quickly finds out his weakness and then focuses on these points to help him. For things that he could not figure out by himself, teachers at learning center tutor him timely. I found this program is efficient. It also help kids to become self-learning, which is even more important.

I am grateful that we bumped into this awesome place. Finally a good solution for my sons math education, which I myself have been struggling for several years of trying to be a good tutor to them. I of course tried online solution like Khan Academy, and it did not work either. Afficient easily won the competition based on several factors:1. Khan academy gives a completion percentage for each grade, but you have no much idea how well the kids do on each grade. Afficients score makes much better sense. If your kids complete a grade with 98, there is high correlation they might get an A+ in that grade.2. Boy, I love that small clock when kids work on Level 3 questions. Kids tend to slack without time pressure. Solving a question within 10 seconds and solving the same question using 3 minutes are hugely different. Afficient approach addresses this issue.3. The leader board, the tokens, the rewards make a big difference in motivating kids. My younger son is hardly working toward getting a Kindle Fire. The community feel also makes kids aware of what other kids are doing and they can better gauge their effort.4. Learning center is a big plus. My kids are much more efficient working at the center than at home. Not mention they have tutors available helping them.After so many years, finally I think I solved the math tutoring problem with Afficient.