The ideas of adaptive learning and comprehensive differentiation are based in research and complement the latest strategies that we’re adopting in our district, like manipulatives and blended learning. DreamBox Learning Math is adapting all the time, so it complements our teachers’ methods
—Terri Blackwell, Principal of School Programs, Halton District School Board
Adapts to the individual learner
The right next lesson at the right time deeply personalizes learning. Driven by continuous formative assessment, DreamBox analyzes over 48,000 data points per student for an online math experience that’s always “just right.”
Develops skills and closes gaps fast
Ensure concepts are understood before moving on to new lessons. DreamBox provides continuous support of conceptual understanding, fluency, reasoning, and problem-solving skills, plus 24/7 access to keep students building achievement.
Aligns to Provincial standards
DreamBox increases learning outcomes that comply with Western and Northern Canadian Protocol (WNCP) and the Ontario Curriculum in a way that students love, by connecting them with math in ways that pencil and paper still can’t.
Empower with actionable data
Our unique adaptive learning platform surfaces the insights needed to help teachers more effectively target instruction and to support administrators in ensuring strong implementations
Build teacher capacity with Professional Learning
Whether teachers need a quick refresher or simply want to deepen their math knowledge on a topic, MyFlexPD™ empowers them to access relevant professional development courses—right from within DreamBox. Using real-time student performance data, teachers can quickly access professional development content based on their needs and the needs of each student.
The DreamBox Difference
Automatically differentiate lessons for your entire class, small group, or an individual student with a digital curriculum that is aligned to the Ontario Curriculum, Western and Northern Canadian Protocol (WNCP), and Manitoba Provisional Standards.
Hear From Our Partners
DreamBox Learning Math has been evaluated and approved by ERAC, a cooperative member-based organization that works in partnership with British Columbia and the Yukon public school fistricts, as well as independent schools.
“Why is DreamBox so engaging for our students? I believe it is the combination of adaptive technology, high quality, comprehensive math content and a learning environment that encourages students to experience and make sense of math.”
-Ed Enns, Learning Service Consultant
During the first year using DreamBox Learning® Math, grade 4 students at Halton School District experienced nearly a year and a half of growth within the curriculum—followed by two years of growth during the second year.
Try DreamBox Learning Lessons
With a mathrack virtual manipulative, students learn that you can build the same number in several different ways, e.g. 10+3 = 7+6. Students can use a variety of strategies to solve these problems, including the commutative property (10+4 = 4+10), doubles or near doubles (10+4 = 7+7), and more.
The open number line is a powerful tool that helps students visualize making jumps forward and backward on a number line and use a variety of strategies for both addition and subtraction.
DreamBox uses area models to help develop multiplicative thinking. In a series of activities, a given rectangle is covered using smaller rectangles. As grid lines are removed, students work with open arrays. As rectangles are moved, students are exploring the big ideas in multiplication: distributive, associative, and commutative properties.