New Vendor - Adelie Software

[AdelieSoft]

As a huge fan of TexasMath and a frequent visitor to this forum, I’m happy to introduce a new number sense test vendor for the first time on these boards.

Number sense holds a special place in my heart, and at Adelie Software, we’ve created a new method for number sense preparation that allows students to train with unlimited standard tests as well as custom tests. At http://www.adeliesoft.com , you can get full information about the # Test Generator, which autonomously generates full tests and answer keys.

The Generator employs technology that uses previous UIL and TMSCA tests to generate new and unique output. Content is constantly updated as new UIL tests are released so as to provide up to date, dynamic material. This method yields a practically infinite source of training material in the style of official UIL and TMSCA tests. Tests come in the standard 80-question format, as well as an exciting custom format that is specifically designed for focused practice.

Custom tests are a brand new concept, yet they are one of the most efficient ways to practice weak areas, or areas that you have already grasped and simply wish to improve your speed. These tests are 40-questions in length and each focuses on a specific problem type such as estimations, derivatives, or any other of the 117 problem types identified by The Generator. For examples of each of these problem types, visit http://www.adeliesoft.com/viewExamples . And for full tests in the standard format as well as full custom tests over selected problem types, visit http://www.adeliesoft.com/sampleTests .

To schools, the best part of all the opportunities offered by The Generator is that the method used to create the tests results in very inexpensive practice material. This means a very convenient and efficient way to prepare students for number sense and sharpen mental math skills. I hope you will be able to make use of The Generator, and I wish you all good luck in your number sense endeavors. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

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[Quelloquialism]

/me hopes there's still a niche market for his run-down old program by the time he finishes.

It looks...much nicer than anything I can do, to say the least.