What it means to learn at their own pace

It's often said that children will learn at their own pace. What's not so often said is that if their pace is below the pace of the top students, they'll have to spend more time on it to end up at the same place (eg, passing National 5 or GCSE).

School-level maths is not about genius, it's about practice. Some kids will need more practice than others.

2 minutes¹ of targetted questions a day, every day, is all it takes to boost their chances of succeeding. During school holidays - when there's a temptation to skip it - the impact of extra study can be greatest. It keeps them moving forward while their peers are slowly forgetting things.

0maths is curriculum aligned, and has work grouped by school year so that you know that they're on target. You won't get the parents' evening surprise that the school won't allow them to sit their National 5.