Customer Comments
"The website has a lot of content which is intriguing. The quotes really worked for me. The animations were also good since this is a site which will be used kids a lot. The games were also interesting and I made my 2 year old also play them for a while :D I played only 4-5 games but wanted to play more. So definitely the games were fun."
-John D, Parent
"My first grade team loves Ten One Math. We work hard now on making sure our kids understand how to make 10 and to understand place value in general. This really tells exactly what you’re wanting them to understand about the numbers. They mean something."
-Kelly C, 1st Grade Teacher, JCPS Louisville KY
"It’s fun when you see the lightbulb go on and they realize that 26 means two groups of 10 and six more. And they really get it. It’s this look on their face like an explosion happened in their brain, but a good one."
-Terry P, Oakland CA
"My 4 yr. old Hailey picked it up right away. Before Ten One Math she couldn't get past teen numbers. Now she can count all the way up to 100. She tells me: Math is easy, mom."
-L. Velasquez, West Covina CA
"Jennifer (daughter) loves this way of counting! The chart really explains it. The wording actually describes the numbers. My daughter has had a difficult time with early numeracy but this is helping a lot. Eleven and twelve... we can save those for later."
-Byron K., Redondo Beach CA
"I will be teaching my G-babies the concept, and discussing with our homeschool moms."
-Martha S., South Pasadena CA
"I'm a 2nd grade math teacher and I have waited for this a long time. This is how math should be taught in every classroom. I believe it will work especially well if you start them in preschool."
-M. Stuart, Charlottesville VA
"My 6-year-old enjoys the colorful characters and math challenges. He uses Ten One Math number words and I believe it helped him learn the 'standard' number words more easily."
-G. Rowley, San Diego CA
"It worked for both kids! They really liked it! Thanks again!"
-Elizabeth B, Louisville KY
"I watched several documentaries on the comparisons of how Chinese children learn to count and US. As an educator and a parent, I'm concerned about the long term implications it has on the ability of our students to comprehend math. Thankfully you're out there creating innovative tech. Technology is the great equalizer, it opens up worlds for children."
-Danielle M W, Louisville KY
"Hi, I think you are doing an amazing job! The visual quality of what you have is up to the standards of top educational apps in the App Store. Would love to see Ten One Math developed as a native iOS app someday!"
-Marcello R, Italy
"As a speaker of both English and Chinese, I agree that the Chinese numbering system makes way more sense and is easier to learn. Even when you factor the characters in, you only need to learn to write ten characters to be able to represent 1-99, learn another 2 and you can do 0-999, another one and it's 0-9999, etc."
-Lan L, San Gabriel CA
"Ten One Math is brilliant! I love your math posts!"
-L Young, Recording Artist, #1 UK Soul Chart Wrinkles In Time
What's wrong with the numbers we teach U.S. children today?
Dear Parents, Teachers, and People who care:
"The U.S. is at the bottom of math education and nobody seems to know how to fix it."
-Jimmy Fallon
Host of The Tonight Show on NBC
Science proves how to fix U.S. math education, but it's not in schools yet.
"The number system in English is highly irregular. Not so in China, Japan and Korea. They have a logical
counting system. Eleven is ten one. Twelve is ten two. Twenty-four is two ten four, and so on."
-Malcolm Gladwell
From the #1 New York Times Bestselling book, Outliers
From the Wall Street Journal
The trouble starts at 11. English has a unique word for the number, while Chinese, Japanese and Korean have
words like "ten one".
-Wall Street Journal
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Top 40 World Math Education - Skills Testing K-12
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The Countries With Most STEM Graduates
4.7M STEM grads / 17M birth rate = 27% STEM grads
2.6M STEM grads / 26M birth rate = 10% STEM grads
.56M STEM grads / 4M birth rate = 14% STEM grads
.2M STEM grads / 2M birth rate = 10% STEM grads
.2M STEM grads / 1M birth rate = 20% STEM grads
Source: World Economic Forum
Percentage of STEM Grads Per Capita
Source: World Economic Forum
Key
Top 20% - Science-based numbers like "Ten One"
China - 27%
Japan - 20%
Bottom 80% - Unique words like "Eleven"
USA - 14%
India - 10%
Indonesia - 10%
Percentage of U.S. High School Grads Who Are Ready For College Math
% of U.S. High School Graduates Meeting ACT College Readiness Benchmark in Maths
Percentage of U.S. Population With College Degree
Percent of U.S. Population over age 25 who have earned a Bachelor's Degree or above
Source: U.S. Census
How Much More $$$ Do College Grads Make?
The difference in median annual earnings of college vs high school grads - when each generation were ages 25-32
Source: Pew Research Center
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Based on: Why Asian Preschool Children Mathematically Outperform
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twenty four
- value
- logical
- easy to learn
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