Information Centre for Parents

Struggling with Maths?

That's because the rules and principles build on each other, step-by-step. If even a few crucial building blocks are missed, future work won't be fully understood.

Kids can fall further and further behind. They convince themselves they're "no good at maths."

This can change - and it needs to change!

MathsOnline guides you through maths, lesson by lesson, allowing you to pause, rewind and repeat all or part of any lesson until you fully understand it.

Proven to Raise Grades Fast

• Gives you the freedom to study without stress at home in your own time
• You can learn maths at your own pace - it's much easier
• You can pause, rewind or repeat a lesson until you really get it
• Be more confident in class
• Catch up on lessons missed or concepts you don't fully understand
• You can preview lessons at home before you see them at school
• Gain understanding and confidence especially in areas where you struggled before
• Complete worksheets and interactive questions to test your understanding
• All your results are recorded so that your progress can easily be seen
• Above all, this really does work!

Because maths concepts build upon each other, sometimes it's necessary to go back and revise a particular concept before moving on to a new topic. You can do this now because you've got unlimited access to the entire Kindergarten to Year 12 program curriculum.

So it doesn't matter what grade you're in, you can get help with any of the lessons. Go back if you need to. Or you can even look ahead if you want.

The 24-hour Personal Maths Tutor

With MathsOnline, you are giving your child access to their own personal maths tutor in the home day or night. Many parents like to check out the lesson before their child so they can confidently answer any questions that may come up. Others relax in the knowledge that they are providing the next best thing to a maths teacher in your home.

Everything Needed to Excel in Maths Right Through School

Using the unique MathsOnline teaching method, students can re-learn and catch up with any maths lesson they may be struggling with in school. Our expert teacher, Pat Murray delivers all the maths lessons students need from when they start school until they leave. MathsOnline will help students plan and revise for all of the important exams students need to sit.

One Incredible Teacher, There Whenever You Need Him!

When there's a bit of routine, things are a lot more simple. That's why every MathsOnline lesson is written and voiced by the same excellent teacher. This provides uniformity between the lessons and makes learning and retention much more effective.

Pat Murray isn't just any teacher... he's been working in the classroom since 1989 and really knows how to relate to kids - he has 10 of his own so is well practiced! Using his skills, Pat has educated tens of thousands of students all around the world to high acclaim.

One of the amazing things you get with Pat that you can't get with other teachers is that he's there for as long as you need him, whenever you need him, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Faster Learning and Improved Retention

Every MathsOnline lesson is presented in the simplest, most logical way possible. The same maths is taught as in school but with all the time-wasting, peer pressure and distractions removed. Each maths lesson lasts under 10 minutes. This ensures that the maths rules and principles are put across efficiently, and most importantly they will be absorbed and retained when it comes to exam time. Each student should be left to study alone - this is an important part of the learning.

Research Proves Multi-sensory Learning is More Effective

MathsOnline uses a combination of effective graphics and animation synchronised with the voice of a friendly teacher together with practical assessment. This three pronged attack makes learning so much easier and more effective.

Poor Maths Ability Can Start By Just One Missed Lesson

Maths learning is cumulative. Ideas and principles build on each other, so if a maths lesson is missed or not fully understood the first time it can be of detriment to a student's entire maths learning. With MathsOnline, students can go back and revisit those areas to ensure a complete understanding.

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