For children to succeed in mathematics, a number of brain functions need to work together. Children must be able to use memory to recall rules and formulas and recognize patterns; use language to ...

OK, here's the thing: Math isn't inherently miserable ... using skip counting and memorizing for good practice. For instance, pretend you want to multiply 7 by 6. Using the times table, you ...

Spaced learning is an effective alternative to the traditional massed-learning approach, unlocking greater potential for both teaching and learning.

Historically, mathematics has been viewed as a set body of knowledge and skills that students need to master, often through memorization or rote practice. This led many teachers to prioritize ...

Success in math relies, in part, on the retrieval of memorized facts and the ability to remember the procedural steps required to solve a problem. A fourth-grade boy and a third-grade girl share ...

There is no magic to Kumon – it simply teaches old math (memorization by repetition). It costs $110 per child per month. We were shocked to see just how many of our children’s classmates were ...