NumberStudy::

Q: What language does NumberStudy:: support?

NumberStudy:: supports English,Korean

Free

3.0for iPhone, iPad

jekyung sung

Developer

Oct 17, 2017

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

You must be at least 17 years old to access this App.

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NumberStudy:: Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About NumberStudy::

* This app features includes meditating music that is helpful for children who are experiencing lack of patience and help them with concentration....

A program to practice the addition, the Division repeatedly and quickly.
It is easy to use as a simple interface..

- About the program -
The drill in the calculation will strengthen the basic mathematical abilities.
Through the learning by repetition, a user will be faster with the calculation.
New functions will be constantly updated.

- Features of the program -
Bingo Game.
Addition, Division problems.
The time limit (second), the number of problems and the number of correct answers will be indicated.
The time limit (second) and the number of problems will be set at the option.
What a user has learned earlier is indicated (the time limit, a date, a percentage of the correct answers and the total amount of time which a user has spent to solve all the problems).
For an incorrect answer, a vibration alarm sets off.