Mathematical Diagnostic Assessment (MDA)
Skill-level assessment for placement, intervention planning, and progress monitoring.
- Precise placement
- Intervention readiness
ACD Math connects diagnostic assessment, conceptual instruction, targeted intervention, and progress monitoring—so every learner gets a clear path forward.
Fractions and ratios ready for the next sequence.
Four connected steps from finding a gap to closing it. Start with the product your program needs today and add the rest when you are ready.
Product descriptions reflect the current development build and planned connected workflow. Availability can vary by configuration; no learning outcome is guaranteed.
Skill-level assessment for placement, intervention planning, and progress monitoring.
Interactive math models, ACD Concept Lab, ACD Mistake Lab and ACD Strategy Lab, and live class sessions.
Self-paced lessons, question sets, and adaptive practice that turn every response into the next best step.
Intervention Library lesson series and tracked plans that help students close diagnosed gaps.
ACD Math connects assessment, instruction, and reporting so every stakeholder can see what to do next.
ACD Math turns diagnostics into usable placement signals for teachers, tutors, and families.
Skill-level visibility replaces guesswork before instruction begins.
Practice, lessons, reporting, and recommendations all update the same student profile.
Teams stop stitching together progress from disconnected tools.
Families and educators see growth, unfinished skills, and recommended next steps in one view.
Readable signals matter more than dashboards full of noise.
The platform supports placement, reteach, independent practice, and progress checks as one loop.
That makes ACD Math fit schools, centers, and home support programs.
Assessment, instruction, practice, and reporting stay connected so students do not lose momentum between steps.
Students begin with a skill-aware diagnostic that identifies strengths, unfinished learning, and priority gaps.
Clear baselineACD Math maps the learner into the right starting domain, topic, and instructional sequence.
Right entry pointTeachers and students use conceptual lessons, visuals, and guided instruction tied to the same profile.
Concept buildingAdaptive practice reinforces what was taught and keeps the next activity aligned to student need.
Targeted repetitionWeekly checkpoints show whether mastery is moving, stalled, or ready for advancement.
Visible growthFamilies, teachers, and centers get shareable snapshots that make next-step planning easier.
Shared accountabilityACD Math is designed for teachers, families, schools, and learning centers that need one shared view of progress.
I can see the exact prerequisite skill that is blocking a student before I plan the reteach lesson.
For the first time, I understand what my child has learned and what still needs support without guessing from homework.
The platform makes placement and progress conversations more consistent across classrooms and support staff.
Our tutors, families, and directors all work from the same learning picture, which changes how quickly we can respond.
At the heart of every plan is ACD Practice: adaptive practice with 38 question types, most of them hands-on, run on the MDA every student takes, $1 a month. Add ACD Math Lab for teaching live and MathBox for hands-on work. Families and teachers pay by card, monthly or yearly; schools and learning centers by card up to 5 teachers and 100 students; districts are quoted.
Parents supporting children at home: each child's own Math Lab screen.
Per child · Card, monthly or yearly
One teacher and their own class.
Practice per student, up to 150; ACD Math Lab per teacher · Card, monthly or yearly · 14 days free
Classrooms and intervention teams.
Practice per student; ACD Math Lab per teacher · Card, yearly, up to 5 teachers and 100 students; a quote beyond
Tutoring centers and their staff.
Practice per student; ACD Math Lab per teacher · Card, yearly, up to 5 teachers and 100 students; a quote beyond
District offices with several schools.
Per student, in the quote · A quote, yearly
Manipulatives and their guide books for each grade, matched to the models in ACD Math Lab.
Who each plan is for, how it is bought and what it can include.
We can map the right starting product, pilot scope, and reporting workflow for your program.
Pre-K through Grade 8. The curriculum is held as a connected map rather than a list of topics: every skill is linked to the skills it depends on, which is what lets the platform trace a gap down to the foundation it rests on instead of re-teaching the grade a student is sitting in.
Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (2010), the California Common Core (2013), the California Preschool/Transitional Kindergarten Learning Foundations, and Florida B.E.S.T.
A test reports a score. The diagnostic asks why. Every question carries a role -- it measures a target skill, probes the prerequisite beneath it, or checks for a specific misconception -- so a wrong answer can be traced to a cause rather than counted.
The next question is chosen, not simply the next one in a list. It may probe the prerequisite skill while the student is still in that piece of thinking, or ask the same skill in a different representation -- a number line instead of symbols -- which separates a difficulty with the representation from a genuine gap in the skill.
No. Prerequisite and misconception gaps always route to teacher review before any intervention is planned. The platform proposes, records its reasoning, and tracks what happens; a person decides.
They arrive from the school's own records and can be adjusted by the school. They apply down to the level of individual questions: an item that requires an accommodation a student does not have is never served to that student.
Yes, with word-level highlighting and pronunciation rules written for Pre-K-8 mathematics, so a fraction or an expression is read the way a teacher would say it.
We are working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Our Accessibility Statement is published in the footer of every page and says plainly what is met, what is partially met, and what is not yet met.
Access is governed by named roles and specific permissions, scoped to the organization the student belongs to. A teacher sees their own classes, a school administrator sees their school, and no role reaches across organizations. How we handle personal information is set out in our Privacy Policy.
Pricing depends on the implementation model, number of learners, stakeholder workflows, and whether the team is starting with one product or the full platform.
Yes. Teams can begin with a focused rollout such as diagnostics or intervention support and expand into additional products over time.
Yes. The core learning model is shared, while the workflows and reporting surfaces adapt to each audience.
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