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Good sites for learning multiplication and math facts for kids with learning disabilities..?
Q. I have a 13 year old with some severe learning disabilities and a processing disorder. Math facts are extremely tough..they slip away no matter how often we go over them. I have tried using music, rhymes, pattern cues, reptitive drills. I am at a stand still. I have continued to let her work on math lessons...learning basic algebra, more complex math, fractions, etc...but she still needs to use either a math chart, her fingers or written marks to do the answers and it is frustrating. Any ideas or suggestions...especially for websites, books or computer programs...would be most appreciated.
Asked by Annie - Thu Sep 20 09:13:13 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Finger math is one good way, and no memorization is required. These sites will show you a few strategies for figuring out various ones. Use as many of these tricks that will work. If she becomes adept with some of the finger math tricks, there is really no need for her to use her energy on memorization. Then try this - it is a method I used with my classes and it seemed to make quite a difference. I would write all the lists of the times tables on the chalkboard from 0 x's to 9 x's or 12 x's, whichever was needed. Then I would say, "Which ones are you sure you know?" Most of the kids knew all the 0 x's, and all the 1 x's and all the 2 x's and all the 5 x's, so we would erase all of those. Remember that you have to erase them all… [cont.]
Answered by Imaka - Thu Sep 20 09:30:13 2007
Q. I have a 13 year old with some severe learning disabilities and a processing disorder. Math facts are extremely tough..they slip away no matter how often we go over them. I have tried using music, rhymes, pattern cues, reptitive drills. I am at a stand still. I have continued to let her work on math lessons...learning basic algebra, more complex math, fractions, etc...but she still needs to use either a math chart, her fingers or written marks to do the answers and it is frustrating. Any ideas or suggestions...especially for websites, books or computer programs...would be most appreciated.
Asked by Annie - Thu Sep 20 09:13:13 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Finger math is one good way, and no memorization is required. These sites will show you a few strategies for figuring out various ones. Use as many of these tricks that will work. If she becomes adept with some of the finger math tricks, there is really no need for her to use her energy on memorization. Then try this - it is a method I used with my classes and it seemed to make quite a difference. I would write all the lists of the times tables on the chalkboard from 0 x's to 9 x's or 12 x's, whichever was needed. Then I would say, "Which ones are you sure you know?" Most of the kids knew all the 0 x's, and all the 1 x's and all the 2 x's and all the 5 x's, so we would erase all of those. Remember that you have to erase them all… [cont.]
Answered by Imaka - Thu Sep 20 09:30:13 2007
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