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Maths Quiz is a free maths game that starts easy and works through the key memory facts and skills that children need to learn, adapting to their pace and ability from number bonds to GCSE topics.
The entire site and all the questions have been built and created by a QTVI with the express aim of making a maths game that is fully accessible to vision impaired players who use a keyboard and screen reader to navigate as well as being accessible to low vision and full vision players. Players can play using the quetions set that the game thinks is best for them or that a teacher has set. Players also have the option of deciding for themselves in order to guide their own learning.
As someone who actually uses the game for my teaching, I also created teacher tools to to enable players to be tracked and so the teacher can set tasks that test specific skills such as number bonds or algebra with detailed breakdowns of the players' performance in every question.
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