A cloud-based, self-paced TSIA2 and ACCUPLACER math platform built for school districts. Sign in with the Google accounts your schools already use — progress saves automatically, reports generate from anywhere, and every role gets a dashboard built for the job. Nothing to install.
Most TSIA2 prep tools optimize for one thing: drill. MMA is built for the realities of district deployment — flexible practice, accountable reporting, and a cloud platform that fits the Google accounts and devices your schools already run.
Every problem is procedurally generated from carefully designed templates with randomized values, hints scaffolded to the answer, and distractors that mirror real student errors. The same student can drill the same subtype dozens of times and never see an identical problem.
One generator engine powers both interactive on-screen practice and print-ready worksheets. Custom titles, your district logo on every printed page, work-space sizing, side-by-side or single-column layouts, hint visibility, and PDF-export modes all draw from the same problem pool.
Everyone signs in with the federated Google account their school already issues — no new passwords to manage. Five hierarchical roles enforce who can see whose data, and teachers, campus admins, and district admins each land on a dashboard scoped to exactly what they need.
MMA has graduated from a single offline file to a hosted platform — same problem engine, same print quality, now with accounts, sync, and dashboards built for districts.
Federated authentication through the Google Workspace for Education accounts your schools already use. Students and staff sign in with one click — no rosters of passwords, no separate credentials to reset.
Every attempt, session, and mastery score is stored securely in the cloud. Students can switch between a classroom Chromebook and a device at home without losing a thing — and reports can be generated from anywhere, anytime.
Three purpose-built dashboards with visibility scoped to the role: teachers see their classrooms, campus admins see their building, district admins see every campus — with rollups, comparisons, and exportable reports.
Upload your district logo once and it appears on every printed worksheet, practice test, and report. Meanwhile the problem bank keeps growing — new items and subtypes are added routinely, with no action needed on your end.
The TSIA2 Math test covers four content categories — Quantitative Reasoning; Algebraic Reasoning; Geometric & Spatial Reasoning; Probabilistic & Statistical Reasoning. ACCUPLACER spans Arithmetic; Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra & Statistics; and Advanced Algebra & Functions. MMA's ten categories and 150+ subtypes — with new problem bank items added routinely — map across all of them — including factoring, linear functions, ratios, rational expressions, statistics, probability, geometry, distance, and midpoint.
Sources: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board · College Board ACCUPLACER · TEA
Most prep tools are libraries of static problems. MMA is a problem factory — it produces fresh material every time a student or teacher opens it, calibrated to the same TSIA2 standards.
Bring it into a single classroom or your whole district. Either way, getting started is the same — your staff and students sign in with the Google accounts they already have, and their progress follows them to any device. Nothing to install, nothing to image.