Nudge Education Взлом 1.5 + Чит Коды

Nudge limits how long your children can use their mobile phones and tablets for. Time must be earned by answering Mathematics questions, which closely support your children's curriculum.

Your children can learn Mathematics through Nudge from age 7, or as soon as they're able to learn by reading. Our system will teach them all the way up to a level expected for 16 year olds - even if we get them there much younger!

By completing a handful of questions each day, and learning from their mistakes, we're able to teach children information which provides context and understanding.

We can
- Help children who are struggling, catch-up
- Accelerate children who are eager to learn more
- Give children a grounding in future topics
- Allow your children to gain a head-start over their peers


We also
- Limit how much screen time your children are exposed to
- Teach your children that good work deserves reward
- Allow children to build up screen-time with hard work and perseverance

No child will be completely blocked from using their device, no matter what their level. We reward effort, because we know that eventually leads to success.

Phones can always be used in an emergency. All emergency contacts, including the emergency services, can be accessed while locked.

We reward screen-time highly granularly - with small amounts of time rewarded for small amounts of effort. If your children need access to their device, they can earn it quickly. Over time, they will learn to plan ahead and build up their reward - a valuable lesson.

Nudge is made by experienced software developers and parents, and all content is validated by certified and practising teachers. We care deeply about helping children, because we use Nudge ourselves!


Nudge Subscriptions
Subscriptions start with 7 days for free use, followed by a recurring monthly charge. Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account within 24 hours of the end of the current period, unless auto-renew is turned off through your Account Settings before that point.

For terms, see https://www.nudge.education/terms