1. How much does Reflex cost?
The pricing for Reflex varies based on the type of subscription and the number of students. You can either contact our sales team via phone, at 866-882-4141 (option 2), for a customized quote or request a quote online. Our most popular option is a school site license, which provides Reflex to all teachers and students in one school for a year.
2. What age is Reflex for?
Reflex is designed for students in grades 2-6, but it can benefit any student who needs to improve their math fact fluency through intervention or remediation. Before starting Reflex in grade 2, students should acquire basic connections between addition, cardinality, and counting.
3. How does the Reflex free trial process work?
To start your free 30-day trial of Reflex, simply sign up by registering above. You'll get an email with a custom link to complete your registration—if you don't see it, check your spam folder! The trial provides full teacher access, including student management features, usage and fluency growth reporting, and anytime, anywhere access for you and your students. You can also request a free 30-minute live demo to see Reflex in action!
4. What makes Reflex stand out from other math fact solution programs?
Reflex combines adaptive, individualized practice with a fun, game-based approach, making math fact fluency engaging and effective. With quick assessments, personalized coaching, and exciting games, students stay motivated and progress quickly. Plus, research shows significant math gains and growth for students using Reflex.
5. Why does math fact fluency matter?
Math fact fluency is crucial because it frees up working memory, allowing students to focus on advanced problem-solving and learning new skills. Research shows that fluency in math facts predicts better performance on standardized tests and various types of math problems.
6. How does Reflex help students develop math fact fluency?
Reflex helps students develop math fact fluency through an adaptive, individualized system that uses a fact family approach and engaging games. The program celebrates student effort with exciting rewards, ensuring success and confidence in math for all ability levels.
7. What is the Green Light in Reflex?
The Green Light in Reflex illuminates once a student correctly answers a certain number of math facts in a day, marking the completion of optimal practice. Getting the Green Light is a significant motivator and has been shown to greatly enhance academic growth, making students 7.4 times more likely to reach 100% fluency. This milestone also unlocks rewards, such as items for avatars and new games, keeping students engaged and motivated!
8. How do Reflex and Frax work together? What’s the best order for implementing them?
Reflex and Frax work together by targeting different math skills at key stages of learning. Reflex is used, typically in grades 2-6, to build math fact fluency with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Frax is used, usually in grades 3-5, to help students develop a strong understanding of fractions.
Simultaneous heavy usage of both is not recommended. The most impactful results come from fidelity usage dedicated to each product at the proper time. Grade 3+ teachers should devote any available time (before or after completing the recommended Frax work) to Reflex until students have reached a high level of fluency. For the best results, teachers should prioritize Frax before starting a fractions unit to accelerate student learning. For more details, read the full guide on when to use Reflex and Frax.
9. What professional development for educators does Reflex include?
Site and district licenses include live, instructor-led online webinars and on-demand self-paced videos that help educators implement Reflex easily and effectively. Our professional development offerings include introductory and advanced courses for teachers and administrators.
