Afficient AcademyReviews of afficienta.com

useless, it is very easy and teaches useless math that no one knows or uses.

absolute bs one question brought me down 60% (i was alrdy at 100%) they made me answer another 10 questions before i could start going up totally dont reccomend affiecient math. the only thing its teaching me is to resent it

My kids started using Afficient in Jan this year and have made noticeable progress since then. I especially want to express my gratitude to my advisor Jane. From the very beginning, she has been very responsible, professional, and patient--not only explaining the structure of the entire program but giving reliable advice based on my kids' assessment and learning pace. She is always available whenver we have questions, which give us, as parents, great peace of mind and no worries. Highly recommended for Jane!

Gretta made a big improvement of last semester with the help of Affcient Math Which she just used for about 3 months. “Incredible 1 year growth” is what he teacher comments on the math report card, she’s at grade 5 level when done the diagnostic test on May 2025. We will keep using it, thank you.

DISCLAIMER: Nothing I say here is exaggeration or hyperbole. As a 12 year old kid, this website was great for learning math... until i wasn't. My experience was great, at least for grades 4-8, which compared to later grades were a breeze. First, as many others have said, the scoring system is overly punishing and the so called "demos" barely explain anything. Second, the system is a buggy, glitchy, mess. Never in my life have I gotten more frustrated then when I got a question wrong, even though, according to the help button, it is correct! The timer on timed questions can also just not work and freeze at 0 seconds. Third, the questions are repetitive, and they loop after a certain amount of questions. Now this might not seem too bad, but it actually allows you to cheat. How? Well, all you have to do is open two tabs of this website on your browser of choice, go to the same skill, have one of the tabs be on the TO BE LEARNED version of the skill, and refresh this tab until both tabs are on the same question. From there, use the help button on the TO BE LEARNED version of the skill, which will not affect your points or your score, and will give you the answer! There are multiple different variations of this but they are only possible because Afficient messed up badly, and I'm not sure whether they refuse to fix it or are just unaware. This is the only thing making my progress somewhat possible, which should say something about how poorly the whole system is designed. Last, the different modes. TO BE LEARNED is either quite easy or damn near impossible without cheating. The "demos" mostly suck but some actually do their job and explain the concept. Overall not good, but the best out of all three. Proficiency is just bad. There's not much to say here, but the timed Level 3 versions of each skill either give too little or too much time. The 2 review questions at the start of each set of questions might seem like a good idea, but in reality are pointless and annoying. People can review on their own, they can make their own decisions. They should not be forced to review. Now onto the worst one, Afficiency. This is the thing most reviewers seem to hate, and honestly, I agree. The scoring system before was punishing, but this is absolutely brutal. A single minuscule error can set you back by over 30 minutes, and you're lucky if you get more than 0.01 or 0.02 score on a correct answer. The timer freeze glitch also happens here. A bit of advice for parents looking to improve their kid's math skills: use anything else. IXL, Khan Academy, hell, even KUMON is better then this absolute shithole of a website. All in all, Afficient is a good idea, but it is executed horribly.

女儿三年级时单词的拼写是个难题. 她每天有二个小时的游泳训练，在有限时间，提高学习效率十分关键！通过使用Afficient English ，她能够快速有目标的掌握知识，提高单词的记忆和理解！五月的州考取得了很好的成绩，达到2597点。Affcient English将会一直陪伴她成长！

It was helpful for reviewing and you get to do math everyday, it pushes you forward in your learning!.my daughter write off this . So helpful.

The math curriculum in Canadian public schools differs significantly from that of the United States. Although my daughter was already a top student in her class, I discovered some gaps in her foundational knowledge when I introduced her to Afficient in sixth grade. After taking the placement test, it became clear that she was still missing some key fourth-grade concepts. She spent about a month strengthening those foundations, followed by two months catching up on the fifth-grade material. The program not only helped her fill in those gaps, but also improved her calculation speed through timed exercises, which enhanced her fluency and confidence. With clearly assigned weekly learning goals, she always knew what to focus on, and the built-in reward system encouraged her to stay motivated and take initiative. I highly recommend this program to children who need extra support or wish to accelerate their learning.