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by Jaspal Singh Cheema (Author)
This book shows you how to easily tackle one of the toughest tasks for parents and teachers: teaching the times tables. Times tables have always been a difficult segment of schooling for too many students. And there is a combination of three reasons for that: (1) lack of an effective teaching method, (2) not focusing on accuracy first, and (3) striving to achieve fluency without sufficient practice, especially in the absence of the first two factors.The teaching method presented in this book is not taught in schools (you will be surprised). It takes care of the wrong answers very efficiently. In fact, 100% accuracy is easily achievable. The only remaining aspect is building up speed and instant recall. Well, that requires practice. We all know that "practice makes perfect." But this is true only if you are practicing correctly in the first place. Rote memorization of times tables is no longer necessary. Repeated practice with more than 7000 questions in this book expedites achieving fluency and instant recall-hence boosting your child's confidence. This enables your child to confidently tackle more challenging mathematical concepts as they progress through the foundational years. Knowing the times tables like second nature empowers them to focus more on the thinking aspect of mathematics. The more they think, the sharper they become! Note: There are no silly stories in this book, no songs, and no fancy fluff. Just the facts!BEST ADVICE FOR PARENTS: Follow the guidelines in this book and complete the last lesson on pages 206-207 yourself. Then explain the procedure to the student. Once they know what to do, they will be able to learn the times tables themselves!
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by Jaspal Singh Cheema (Author)
This book shows you how to easily tackle one of the toughest tasks for parents and teachers: teaching the times tables. Times tables have always been a difficult segment of schooling for too many students. And there is a combination of three reasons for that: (1) lack of an effective teaching method, (2) not focusing on accuracy first, and (3) striving to achieve fluency without sufficient practice, especially in the absence of the first two factors.The teaching method presented in this book is not taught in schools (you will be surprised). It takes care of the wrong answers very efficiently. In fact, 100% accuracy is easily achievable. The only remaining aspect is building up speed and instant recall. Well, that requires practice. We all know that "practice makes perfect." But this is true only if you are practicing correctly in the first place. Rote memorization of times tables is no longer necessary. Repeated practice with more than 7000 questions in this book expedites achieving fluency and instant recall-hence boosting your child's confidence. This enables your child to confidently tackle more challenging mathematical concepts as they progress through the foundational years. Knowing the times tables like second nature empowers them to focus more on the thinking aspect of mathematics. The more they think, the sharper they become! Note: There are no silly stories in this book, no songs, and no fancy fluff. Just the facts!BEST ADVICE FOR PARENTS: Follow the guidelines in this book and complete the last lesson on pages 206-207 yourself. Then explain the procedure to the student. Once they know what to do, they will be able to learn the times tables themselves!
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