Think AcademyReviews of thethinkacademy.com

It was very good platform if you want to get your child learn maths

The way the company is coordinated is entirely incompetent. They try to meet up with their flaws by using things that are undeniably worse and try to sugarcoat it with using fake money as an incentive for kids to learn. Not only is a company attempting to be ran with English as the central language by people who only know how to speak Chinese a bad idea, it also really downgrades the QOL and the quality of the learning being displayed. Not only that, instead of being simple (which is arguably better) and using more common apps to run their classes such as Zoom, they had the idea to make their own complex incomprehensible app and advertise it across chinese platforms by using Chat-GPT-generated paragraphs that undermine the image they're trying to support. On top of all of that, they're really a bit too nosy; not in a doxxing way, but more in the way that they expect you to be working every single day for unrealistic amount of times (mainly for students). Their classes are also exponentially boring; only 1% of the people they hire make it interesting and overall they try to make it interesting by installing their own "games" into the system and let kids play them for 5 seconds out of a few hours which overall makes them seem like tryhards. And can we talk about the quality of the education they're providing? Not only are they every day coming up with an extensive assignment for you to do to make their workers feel "needed", considering how most of their workers are clearly unfluent when it comes to English, instead of even trying to use google translate, they attempt to write all the math questions IN english, which ends up being grammatically incorrect 99% of the time and is an absolute eyesore to even view. Now "on paper" these things individually may not sound so bad, but overall, in the greater perspective, if you put all of these together, it ends up being the most mentally crushing, infuriating, and incompetent thing you may ever lay your eyes on.

Let me tell you, it's not just a simple quize.The difficulty goes up slowly and getsf real tricky near the end. my brain was fried but I liked it. Helped me feel smarter, or at least aware. lol.

My son, Jake, used to struggle with math, especially with basic addition and subtraction. Since starting Think Academy, I’ve seen a remarkable change. For example, during a family game night, we played a math-based board game, and he was able to quickly add up scores without any help! The engaging lessons on the platform have really helped him build a solid foundation, and I love that he’s applying those skills in a fun environment.

I was worried about my daughter Mia’s struggle with math, especially after she had a difficult semester. Think Academy turned out to be exactly what we needed. The personalized approach meant Mia could work at her own pace and revisit difficult topics without pressure. I vividly remember a session where her teacher used a fun game to teach fractions, and Mia was so engaged she didn’t want the class to end. The improvement in her grades and her positive attitude towards math have been incredible. It’s such a relief to see her so motivated.

DO NOT TRUST THEIR SOFTWARE their software is very sketchy. it spies on your computer. the teachers can see the contents on your computer, and they will message you scarily when you are on another app, such as spotify to listen to music. they will tell you they know you are on another app, and i dont feel much privacy. it also spies on your webcam! what a surprise! when you turn the camera off in the app, your camera will remain on and will still have power. they are spying on you, and they keep track of everything. your mic is also always on, unless you have a mic switch on your computer. you can get cold called on at any time, even if you dont raise your hand. the instant you get called, your mic activates and everyone in the class can hear you. this is a huge privacy concern, especially if you dont feel safe about letting people hear your home. did i mention theres no way to turn off this feature? speaking of the software, it is very low quality and seems very rushed, just like the textbooks. the software has built in emojis to use in the chatbox, but they are very limited, and use ios emojis no matter which operating system you're using. the chat also has a moderation filter, which sounds good right? wrong. it never actually blocks any dirty content. ive seen people make racist jokes in the chat before, unfiltered. when you type the word "trapezoid", it gets blocked. this is because it contains the word "r3pe". however, "trapezoid" is an important word in the classes, but you cant say it in the chat! you cant say "it sbetter" for some reason, and so much more. now, with that out of the way, here are some easter eggs in the software: 1. the entire app is just an html document (local website) complied with vue.js. the app is stored in an asar file, which is very low quality. this also causes the app to run extremely slow. 2. you can use developer tools anytime in the app, using the keyboard shortcut ctrl + shift + i 3. you can exit fullscreen while in a classroom using the f11 key 4. you have the option to switch devices for audio and video while in class, so go wild with it; you can use virtual cameras and microphones or just switch your mic to a dead device to prevent getting spied on 5. at the beginning of class, the teacher will play a really loud and annoying sound to signal that the class is starting; its a great idea, but its an extremely loud sound, kills your eardrums, and it sounds very childish the textbooks also have a ton of typos. some information is very inaccurate. it is written by foreign people, so the grammar in the books are poor. the text formatting and fonts are inconsistent and hard to look at. explanations are very unclear. teachers have heavy accents and are not very helpful. thats about it! enjoy your experience!

My 9-year-old and I recently enrolled in a trial math program at Think Academy, and I'm really happy with the outcome. The teacher was kind and considerate from the start, making sure to meet my child's individual requirements. His comprehension of arithmetic topics and confidence have both significantly improved as of late. All things considered, Think Academy has helped my youngster enjoy learning math instead of detesting it as a subject.

I am really pleased with Think Academy for my daughter. She used to have trouble with her arithmetic homework and would frequently give up in frustration. That has completely altered since I started at Think Academy. She would never have tried to solve a difficult problem on her own, but one evening she came home thrilled about having done it. The teachers excel at simplifying difficult ideas into manageable stages for her to follow. Her academic performance has also improved as a result of her increased confidence. These days, arithmetic is something she looks forward to rather than a cause of stress. It's incredible to witness her enthusiasm for education.