Maths that inspires.
MatheZeit brings adaptive maths into every classroom. Developed from mathematics education research, aligned with the curriculum and designed for classroom use.
Independently studied with a control group: after six weeks, roughly three to four months of additional progress, more confidence and more enjoyment of maths. Learn more →
Discovering maths through play
Teachers and pupils have access to more than one hundred MatheZeiten – modern task formats that build core maths skills while strengthening language and digital literacy. Teachers also receive teaching notes for every task.
Get startedWeekly tasks
Every Wednesday brings new interactive, digital task formats – available right away in the MatheZeit app and on the web platform.
Teacher dashboard
A detailed results overview and teaching notes for every class and every pupil.
Supplementary materials
Extra practice worksheets and answer keys to print out for the classroom.
Flexible to use
Available in the MatheZeit app and on the web platform – use it however works best for you.
“Children who normally don't dare to speak up finally get to show what they can do.”
“I keep discovering children I would never have noticed otherwise.”
“Days in advance the children are already saying: Wednesday is finally MatheZeit day.”
“Even topics that seem hard, like equations, were easy to work through.”
“In terms of quality, nothing else comes close to MatheZeit. The tasks really make you think.”
“The pupils find the MatheZeiten more interesting than other resources. They enjoy the tasks far more.”
“In terms of quality, nothing else comes close to MatheZeit.”
— Teacher
Adaptivity
MatheZeit adapts
to every child.
Not every mistake is just carelessness. Many wrong answers follow a pattern: a recurring misconception. MatheZeit recognises these patterns and weighs up the evidence behind them. That keeps every child in their productive zone, so the whole class can keep working.
Feedback
Mazio explains the mistake,
not the answer.
Just doing the same task again? That only practises the mistake: a misconception has to be resolved, not repeated. Mazio names the mistake it has spotted in child-friendly language, shows what the child has overlooked, and lets them finish the right line of thinking themselves.
How MatheZeit uses artificial intelligenceInsights
See where your class stands right now.
Every child practises at their own pace. Out of that practice a picture of the class emerges: where they are in the material, what they're finding hard right now and which mistakes are becoming common. That gives you pointers for your teaching and the right exercises for the next step.
How MatheZeit makes error patterns visible across the class
Depending on the region, some analytics may differ or be unavailable. This is due to differing data-protection rules.
Audiences
Further information.
Background on using, introducing and running MatheZeit.
