Learn at Your Own Pace - $89 for 12 Months MathsPOWER or EnglishPOWER Tuition - Groupon

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Learn At Your Own Pace - $89 for 12 Months MathsPOWER or EnglishPOWER Tuition from Learning Power, Online (Up to $354 Value)

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$89 for 12 months’ MathsPOWER tuition ($275 value)
$89 for 12 months’ EnglishPOWER tuition ($354 value)
Family enrolment and registration

How to Redeem

Valid from 23 Jan 2012
Valid until 23 Jul 2012
Redeem online: http://www.mathspower.com.au/pages/Contact_family.asp or by phone: 1300 133 831
Enter voucher code in applicable field online or state when booking by phone

Note: I called them to check if they will allow to start using straight away instead of waiting until 23rd of Jan. Person took my contacts and will get back to me after speaking to her boss. Will keep you posted.

I am planning to enroll my kids into their "EnglishPower" program. Let me know if any of you have dealt with them before and please share your experiences!

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  Daabido on 20/12/2011 - 12:03

  +3

  Or mathsonline.com.au for free if you don't mind the fact that it is sponsored by McDonalds.

  Don't let that put you off though. It is world class program designed by a maths teacher.

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    warghh on 20/12/2011 - 13:17

    Just also mentioning that as high school student, that website is actually quite amazing and is definitely understandable.

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      voteoften on 20/12/2011 - 13:37

      mathsonline or the one the OP has listed?

      My little one is in the top couple of percentile for maths, but I am looking to boost her english skills. The other girls in her cohort are stellar, so even though mine is doing very well, I would like to crack the whip this summer. Does anyone have any ideas on online learning I can park her in front of?

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        warghh on 20/12/2011 - 13:47

        Mathsonline, though I just checked and it's for yr 7-12 only.

        edit: mathsonline for non-Australian residents is called mathsbuddy.com which does have courses for kindy-yr 6 but it does require a fee.

        I find that people that read a lot/ read across a wide variety of genres are better at english - it expands their vocab and you get used to reading what makes sense. How old is your child?

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  IVI on 20/12/2011 - 23:03

  Can't compete with EnglishPOWER, but…

  Khan Academy surely does it for MUCH LESS (try to beat FREE…)
  from basic Maths through Calculus, Physics, etc.

  . http://KhanAcademy.org

  I therefore don't see this "deal" as much better than, say,
  Mathletics (that can be cheaper, than the "deal" in price).

  I have NO experience with the "deal" vendor or service, but
  Mathletics is not high on my list.

  I recommend the FREE Khan Academy (with a Coach, if you have
  one; can be a parent, eg, so they can watch your progress),
  via the "Practice" mode.

  All 100% Free… THAT's what we pay out ISP's to deliver us!

  Cf OpenCourseWare for Maths & a lot more, video with homework
  & quizes, etc. Uni courses without the pressure (or grades or
  credit… but if you're serious about learning, there are LOTS
  of options for you & your kids… I'd say: "Keep looking!")

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    sjawaji on 20/12/2011 - 23:27

    Mathletics is mainly for practise. They don't teach much. Also, Matheletics company doesn't offer anything for english except Spellodrome (for spellings). I came accross this when I am looking for English.

    Edit:Thanks for pointing me to one more resource (Khan Academy). They don't have anything for English. So, any one looking for English, this might still be a good option.