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About Numeracy Screener
About Numeracy Screener
About Numeracy Screener
The Numeracy Screener is a research-backed digital tool that helps measure children's growing numeracy & math skills. It supports instruction through evidence on how children understand basic number concepts so that educators can take the right steps at the right time.
The Numeracy Screener is a research-backed digital tool that helps measure children's growing numeracy & math skills. It supports instruction through evidence on how children understand basic number concepts so that educators can take the right steps at the right time.
The Numeracy Screener is a research-backed digital tool that helps measure children's growing numeracy & math skills. It supports instruction through evidence on how children understand basic number concepts so that educators can take the right steps at the right time.
The tool is designed for educators, and helps track skill development over time.
The tool is designed for educators, and helps track skill development over time.
The tool is designed for educators, and helps track skill development over time.
Identify learning gaps early
Track foundational math progress
Support teachers with clear data
Compare student growth across screenings
Identify learning gaps early
Track foundational math progress
Support teachers with clear data
Compare student growth across screenings
HOW IT WORKS
Streamline Your Student Assessment Process
Streamline Your Student Assessment Process
Create Student Profiles
Create Student Profiles
Create Student Profiles
After you sign up with your email and password, the first step is to create a student group. The Numeracy Screener can be used for individual students or for classroom and group-based assessment.
Start by entering a group name, selecting the grade, and choosing the country. For example, you might name a group “Class of 2025 – Summer,” choose Grade 1, and select Canada. This setup helps organize students in one place and makes it easier to track their progress. Once done, click the button to save and move to the next step.
The platform also supports five languages, so you can select your preferred language before starting.
After you sign up with your email and password, the first step is to create a student group. The Numeracy Screener can be used for individual students or for classroom and group-based assessment.
Start by entering a group name, selecting the grade, and choosing the country. For example, you might name a group “Class of 2025” choose Grade 1, and select Canada. This setup helps organize students in one place and makes it easier to track their progress. Once done, click the button to save and move to the next step.
After you sign up with your email and password, the first step is to create a student group. The Numeracy Screener can be used for individual students or for classroom and group-based assessment.
Start by entering a group name, selecting the grade, and choosing the country. For example, you might name a group “Class of 2025 – Summer,” choose Grade 1, and select Canada. This setup helps organize students in one place and makes it easier to track their progress. Once done, click the button to save and move to the next step.
The platform also supports five languages, so you can select your preferred language before starting.
After you sign up with your email and password, the first step is to create a student group. The Numeracy Screener can be used for individual students or for classroom and group-based assessment.
Start by entering a group name, selecting the grade, and choosing the country. For example, you might name a group “Class of 2025 – Summer,” choose Grade 1, and select Canada. This setup helps organize students in one place and makes it easier to track their progress. Once done, click the button to save and move to the next step.
The platform also supports five languages, so you can select your preferred language before starting.
Simple setup process
Organized student tracking
Available in 5 different languages
Simple setup process
Organized student tracking
Available in 5 different languages
Easily add multiple students through Importing Excel Sheet
No Student Names Stored on the server
Only non-identifiable information is saved.
Easily add multiple students through Importing Excel Sheet
No Student Names Stored on the server
Only non-identifiable information is saved.
Add Students to Your Group
Add Students to Your Group
Add Students to Your Group
You can add students in two ways. Either you fill out the details manually, or you use the Excel import option. If you choose to import, the system will show you exactly what to include in the file. Once ready, you just drop it in. If you're adding manually, you start by entering how many students you want to add, then click submit. That action creates blank spaces for you to enter details like the student's name, gender, and birth month and year.
After you complete the form, you click "Download List and Save New Students." This step is important. It creates an Excel file with all the student information saved directly to your device. That file will include the names you entered, but the Numeracy Screener does not store any of those names. The system only keeps non-identifiable data like gender, country, and the birth month and year. We do not store full dates of birth or any names. Even if a field shows an asterisk, that information is not saved after the file is downloaded.
If you add a new student to an existing group at a later time, a new Excel file will be downloaded with only that student’s information. Each time you add more students afterward, only the newly added student details will appear in the next download. Previously added names will not be included again. So it’s important to keep all versions of your saved files, as the system does not hold on to any student names.
You can add students in two ways. Either you fill out the details manually, or you use the Excel import option. If you choose to import, the system will show you exactly what to include in the file. Once ready, you just drop it in. If you're adding manually, you start by entering how many students you want to add, then click submit. That action creates blank spaces for you to enter details like the student's name, gender, and birth month and year.
After you complete the form, you click "Download List and Save New Students." This step is important. It creates an Excel file with all the student information saved directly to your device. That file will include the names you entered, but the Numeracy Screener does not store any of names. The system only keeps non-identifiable data like gender, country, and the birth month and year.
If you add a new student to an existing group at a later time, a new Excel file will be downloaded with only that student’s information. Each time you add more students afterward, only the newly added student details will appear in the next download. Previously added names will not be included again. So it’s important to keep all versions of your saved files, as the system does not hold on to any student names.
You can add students in two ways. Either you fill out the details manually, or you use the Excel import option. If you choose to import, the system will show you exactly what to include in the file. Once ready, you just drop it in. If you're adding manually, you start by entering how many students you want to add, then click submit. That action creates blank spaces for you to enter details like the student's name, gender, and birth month and year.
After you complete the form, you click "Download List and Save New Students." This step is important. It creates an Excel file with all the student information saved directly to your device. That file will include the names you entered, but the Numeracy Screener does not store any of those names. The system only keeps non-identifiable data like gender, country, and the birth month and year. We do not store full dates of birth or any names. Even if a field shows an asterisk, that information is not saved after the file is downloaded.
If you add a new student to an existing group at a later time, a new Excel file will be downloaded with only that student’s information. Each time you add more students afterward, only the newly added student details will appear in the next download. Previously added names will not be included again. So it’s important to keep all versions of your saved files, as the system does not hold on to any student names.
You can add students in two ways. Either you fill out the details manually, or you use the Excel import option. If you choose to import, the system will show you exactly what to include in the file. Once ready, you just drop it in. If you're adding manually, you start by entering how many students you want to add, then click submit. That action creates blank spaces for you to enter details like the student's name, gender, and birth month and year.
After you complete the form, you click "Download List and Save New Students." This step is important. It creates an Excel file with all the student information saved directly to your device. That file will include the names you entered, but the Numeracy Screener does not store any of those names. The system only keeps non-identifiable data like gender, country, and the birth month and year. We do not store full dates of birth or any names. Even if a field shows an asterisk, that information is not saved after the file is downloaded.
If you add a new student to an existing group at a later time, a new Excel file will be downloaded with only that student’s information. Each time you add more students afterward, only the newly added student details will appear in the next download. Previously added names will not be included again. So it’s important to keep all versions of your saved files, as the system does not hold on to any student names.
Screen Students
Screen Students
Screen Students
Now you can screen each student in your student group. You have the option to run individual tests or combine multiple tests into one session, depending on what works best. In the combined test mode, you can also reorder the tests before starting.
Before the test begins, you can choose to show a practice round or skip it. Once the test starts, the screen goes full screen, and students can respond using either the keyboard arrows or the hand cursor. Some tests are timed, usually around one minute, while others depend on the number of questions.
If the test is stopped partway through, no progress is saved , the attempt is not recorded. Only fully completed tests are stored. Once the test ends, you can either view the student's results or continue with additional tests.
When you choose to view results, you’ll see all past attempts for that student, along with performance graphs that help you understand their progress over time.
Now you can screen each student in your student group. You have the option to run individual tests or combine multiple tests into one session, depending on what works best. In the combined test mode, you can also reorder the tests before starting.
Before the test begins, you can choose to show a practice round or skip it. Once the test starts, the screen goes full screen, and students can respond using either the keyboard arrows, a mouse or using touch.
If the test is stopped partway through, no progress is saved , the attempt is not recorded. Only fully completed tests are stored. Once the test ends, you can either view the student's results or continue with additional tests.
When you choose to view results, you’ll see all past attempts for that student, along with performance graphs that help you understand their progress over time.
Now you can screen each student in your student group. You have the option to run individual tests or combine multiple tests into one session, depending on what works best. In the combined test mode, you can also reorder the tests before starting.
Before the test begins, you can choose to show a practice round or skip it. Once the test starts, the screen goes full screen, and students can respond using either the keyboard arrows or the hand cursor. Some tests are timed, usually around one minute, while others depend on the number of questions.
If the test is stopped partway through, no progress is saved , the attempt is not recorded. Only fully completed tests are stored. Once the test ends, you can either view the student's results or continue with additional tests.
When you choose to view results, you’ll see all past attempts for that student, along with performance graphs that help you understand their progress over time.
Now you can screen each student in your student group. You have the option to run individual tests or combine multiple tests into one session, depending on what works best. In the combined test mode, you can also reorder the tests before starting.
Before the test begins, you can choose to show a practice round or skip it. Once the test starts, the screen goes full screen, and students can respond using either the keyboard arrows or the hand cursor. Some tests are timed, usually around one minute, while others depend on the number of questions.
If the test is stopped partway through, no progress is saved , the attempt is not recorded. Only fully completed tests are stored. Once the test ends, you can either view the student's results or continue with additional tests.
When you choose to view results, you’ll see all past attempts for that student, along with performance graphs that help you understand their progress over time.
Test individually or in combined mode
Skip or include practice round
Ended tests are not saved unless completed
Test individually or in combined mode
Skip or include practice round
Ended tests are not saved unless completed
Track performance across multiple test attempts
See detailed insights for every test
Export reports in PDF or CSV format
Track performance across multiple test attempts
See detailed insights for every test
Export reports in PDF or CSV format
Review Scores
Review Scores
Review Scores
Once testing is complete, you can review performance by going to the student database. From there, select the student group to view and compare reaction time, distribution scores, and overall performance. You can download an Excel report which contains a zip file for the selected groups. This report includes details such as the number of correct and incorrect answers, total trial count, and average reaction time.
You can also view results at the group level by clicking “View Student Group,” where all students in that group will appear. Use the dropdown on the top left to select a test and see how each student performed. You can also click on an individual student to explore their specific test results in more detail. From there, you can access a breakdown of each question, accuracy, and a visual graph of their performance over time. The “View Attempts” option lets you go deeper into each test session, giving a clear picture of how the student responded question by question.
Once testing is complete, you can review performance by going to the student database. From there, select the student group to view and compare reaction time, distribution scores, and overall performance. You can download an Excel report which contains a zip file for the selected groups. This report includes details such as the number of correct and incorrect answers, total trial count, and average reaction time.
You can also view results at the group level by clicking “View Student Group,” where all students in that group will appear. Use the dropdown on the top left to select a test and see how each student performed. You can also click on an individual student to explore their specific test results in more detail. From there, you can access a breakdown of each question, accuracy, and a visual graph of their performance over time. The “View Attempts” option lets you go deeper into each test session, giving a clear picture of how the student responded question by question.
Once testing is complete, you can review performance by going to the student database. From there, select the student group to view and compare reaction time, distribution scores, and overall performance. You can download an Excel report which contains a zip file for the selected groups. This report includes details such as the number of correct and incorrect answers, total trial count, and average reaction time.
You can also view results at the group level by clicking “View Student Group,” where all students in that group will appear. Use the dropdown on the top left to select a test and see how each student performed. You can also click on an individual student to explore their specific test results in more detail. From there, you can access a breakdown of each question, accuracy, and a visual graph of their performance over time. The “View Attempts” option lets you go deeper into each test session, giving a clear picture of how the student responded question by question.
HOW IT WORKS
Streamline Your Student Assessment Process
Who is Numeracy Screener For?
Who is Numeracy Screener For?
Who is Numeracy Screener For?
Empowering researchers and educators to assess, track, and enhance foundational numeracy skills effectively.
Empowering researchers and educators to assess, track, and enhance foundational numeracy skills effectively.
Empowering researchers and educators to assess, track, and enhance foundational numeracy skills effectively.
Researchers
Use structured numeracy assessments to collect high-quality data, evaluate learning trends, and support impactful academic research.
Researchers
Use structured numeracy assessments to collect high-quality data, evaluate learning trends, and support impactful academic research.
Researchers
Use structured numeracy assessments to collect high-quality data, evaluate learning trends, and support impactful academic research.
Researchers
Use structured numeracy assessments to collect high-quality data, evaluate learning trends, and support impactful academic research.
Educators
Monitor progress, identify gaps early, and adapt instruction using results from engaging, age-appropriate numeracy screeners.
Educators
Monitor progress, identify gaps early, and adapt instruction using results from engaging, age-appropriate numeracy screeners.
Educators
Monitor progress, identify gaps early, and adapt instruction using results from engaging, age-appropriate numeracy screeners.
Educators
Monitor progress, identify gaps early, and adapt instruction using results from engaging, age-appropriate numeracy screeners.
Our Team of Experts
From cognitive research to product design, our team is dedicated to advancing numeracy education through data-driven insights and innovative solutions.
Dr. Daniel Ansari Director, Numerical Cognition Laboratory
Leading the research and development of our innovative numeracy screener, driving data-backed strategies for effective numeracy assessment.
Hardeep Gambhir Technical Product Manager
Ensures seamless integration of research into product functionality, working closely with Dr. Ansari to deliver impactful numeracy tools.
Rachel Chen Product Development & Design
Designing intuitive interfaces that elevate the user experience, making data-driven insights accessible to educators and researchers alike.
Ritika Jain Product Strategy & Web Experience
Supports the overall product flow and web experience of the Numeracy Screener, ensuring it stays clear, intuitive, and aligned with user needs.
Questions?
Questions?
We’ve got you covered
We’ve got you covered
We’ve got you covered
Why was the Numeracy Screener developed?
How can educators use the Numeracy Screener?
How can researchers use the Numeracy Screener?
How should the test be administered to get the best results?
What happens to the data you collect?
Why was the Numeracy Screener developed?
How can educators use the Numeracy Screener?
How can researchers use the Numeracy Screener?
How should the test be administered to get the best results?
What happens to the data you collect?
Why was the Numeracy Screener developed?
How can educators use the Numeracy Screener?
How can researchers use the Numeracy Screener?
How should the test be administered to get the best results?
What happens to the data you collect?
Why was the Numeracy Screener developed?
How can educators use the Numeracy Screener?
How can researchers use the Numeracy Screener?
How should the test be administered to get the best results?
What happens to the data you collect?
What types of numeracy skills are evaluated?
How quickly are the assessment results available?
What grades/age group is the Numeracy Screener most suitable for?
What types of numeracy skills are evaluated?
How quickly are the assessment results available?
What grades/age group is the Numeracy Screener most suitable for?
What types of numeracy skills are evaluated?
How quickly are the assessment results available?
What grades/age group is the Numeracy Screener most suitable for?
What types of numeracy skills are evaluated?
How quickly are the assessment results available?
What grades/age group is the Numeracy Screener most suitable for?
Does the Numeracy Screener provide standardized reference norms (e.g. percentile rank, standard score)?
Does the Numeracy Screener provide standardized reference norms (e.g. percentile rank, standard score)?
Does the Numeracy Screener provide standardized reference norms (e.g. percentile rank, standard score)?
Does the Numeracy Screener provide standardized reference norms (e.g. percentile rank, standard score)?
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HOW IT WORKS
Streamline Your Student Assessment Process