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Abeka Homeschool vs RightStart Mathematics

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FactAbeka HomeschoolRightStart Mathematics
Founded19721998
HeadquartersPensacola, Florida, United StatesHazelton, North Dakota, United States
Privacy and securityAbeka’s privacy policy says it uses physical, electronic, and other security measures to help safeguard personal information; the policy is dated July 2019.The privacy policy says the company does not collect or store payment card details and says its payment processors follow PCI-DSS standards; it also says no internet transmission or electronic storage method is completely secure.
SupportAbeka lists customer support by phone, live chat, and email, and gives its toll-free customer service number as 1-877-223-5226.Customer service staff answer curriculum, placement, lesson, order, and Spanish curriculum questions by phone and email.
Teaching approachAbeka describes its curriculum as faith-based, built on a biblical foundation, and using a spiral learning approach with repetition and reinforcement.The program uses visualization of quantities, de-emphasizes counting, and teaches strategies and games for learning math facts.

Abeka Homeschool plans

  • K4 Full-Grade Video Instruction, Accredited, Video & Books$58.40 a month
  • Grades 1–6 Full-Grade Video Instruction, Unaccredited, Video Only$108.40 a month
  • Grades 1–6 Full-Grade Video Instruction, Accredited, Video Only$113.40 a month
  • Grades 9–12 Full-Grade Video Instruction, Unaccredited, Video & Books$178.40 a month
  • Grades 9–12 Full-Grade Video Instruction, Accredited, Video & Books$188.40 a month

RightStart Mathematics plans

  • RightStart Math Level A Book Bundle PDF$109.25, paid once

Pick Abeka Homeschool if…

Abeka Homeschool suits homeschooling families seeking faith-based curriculum and video instruction across K4 through grade 12. Its resources are also intended for students, teachers, parents, and Christian schools.

Pick RightStart Mathematics if…

RightStart suits families, tutors, and classrooms seeking a visual, game-based math program for children through seventh grade. Its level-based homeschool format may suit learners who need to progress at their own pace.

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