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The Factor Tree Program
Factor Tree is an online tool for helping children in pre-school to sixth grade supplement their math education. Our program is implemented in the form of computer adaptive learning which adjusts to each student's performance.

An Innovative Approach

Factor Tree takes a distinct approach to education, combining the traditional methods of Western and Eastern teaching to deliver real results. Western educational institutions emphasize deep and comprehensive understanding through procedural study. This method of rigorously examining a subject's core concepts helps students attain a complete grasp of a topic.

Eastern education systems focus on practice and repetition to strengthen skills and reinforce concepts. By integrating these two learning philosophies, Factor Tree provides students with the best of both worlds: a comprehensive and thorough way to master math.

Practice Makes Perfect

Research has shown that children learn best by examining their mistakes, figuring out what they did wrong, and correcting it. Our regularly scheduled assignments allow students continual practice, while our feedback system gives students the chance to correct their mistakes and learn from them.

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