Summary of Insights:

User Survey:

• n=18
  • Out of 18 participants, only 9 participants utilize games or apps to support their child’s math learning (50%)
• Criteria: Conducted survey on parents of children ages 8-11 with ADHD-specific math learning needs
• Age Range Data

Survey Findings & Insights:

Games and apps that participants have used include:

• Elephant Learning

• Khan Academy Kids (2)

• Prodigy (2)

• IXL

• Xtra Math

• CTC Math

• ABCya

• Moby Max

• Reading Eggs

• Youtube

• Other: “made-up imaginary games,” card games, math computer games

Why parents chose these games/apps:

• Familiarity due to being used in school (3/9 participants that use games or apps - 33.3%)
• Videos/read-aloud features (3/9 participants that use games or apps - 33.3%)
• Key Insight: Familiarity with apps or games used in the child's school environment significantly influences parents' choice of digital tools. Parents tend to prefer apps and games that their children are already familiar with, possibly because they align with the child's learning experience in school.

The top 3 aspects of these apps that are most helpful to their child’s learning:

• Positive feedback/rewards (7/18)