Review on 🧮 Mastering Math Skills with Educational Insights MathShark by Ron Patel

This device seems to be the best version of the multiplication master. My older child has ASD and is doing much better. He likes his "games" to be loud, but not too loud. This game ticks that box. It also cannot create games with timer components. The multiplication master device has a countdown timer that I can't turn off, and it's freaking out with worry. This Math Shark game allows him to move at his own pace. Another bonus is that it has a variety of exercises so it can be practiced in sequential order or randomly. There are settings for my youngest son to practice addition and subtraction. I highly recommend this if you have a child that needs some exercise. Repetition helps remember math facts. The only thing I can say a little negative about it is that the numbers seem too harsh. They require a little more pressure than other devices, but that gives the feeling that they won't break.