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Multiplication Should Be Fun, Not Repetitious

By Matthew Lynch
June 26, 2022
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Our brains work like computers such that some information we store stays there for years without alteration. 

Facts about multiplication are like that –they become integral information you will use for the remaining part of your life. Knowing multiplication facts early in life is important for laying the foundations for other math formulas.

As educators, we can become negligent in rehearsing the multiplication tables. Therefore the application of fun, experiential computer games aids math instructions. Our students require math skills to make any career of their choice, not to mention advanced math in high schools and colleges.

Real-time examples to show students that multiplication is a necessity in real life.

Photography: This professional in this profession needs to understand the importance of angles, the appearances of depth in objects, distance, and likewise resizing must all be well balanced while taking shots. Therefore, the use of math cannot be overemphasized in photography. 

Travel Consultants: Being a travel consultant or a travel guide, you must work on well-timed schedules. For instance, departure timings, money exchange sums, and distance calculations. 

Architect: An architect, no doubt, can’t do without (in most cases) subtraction, multiplication, and division for designing and summing dimensions daily. 

Chefs: Chefs worldwide have to multiply and work with a quantifiable amount of ingredients to deliver mouthwatering meals and pastries. 

Automotive technician: Any individual who is into car repairs would know already that the use of math skills cannot be ignored and also overemphasized. Specifically, multiplication is required in instances where you have to replace an engine, measure for a new gearbox, or determine how much transmission fluid is needed in the engine. 

It is obvious now that multiplying with confidence is a skill that is essentially necessary for everyone to possess. These fun games are aids for math reinforcement:

There are a lot of multiplication songs that parents can find on the internet. Singing it along is the best way to visually complement what the students have learned. Multiplication.com has much free fun and is useful for multiplication facts.

SushiMonsters is a fantastic math app to practice multiplying and could be added to tablets for daily reinforcements. It is an I Spy free printable game for practice. 

While using math multiplication worksheets, one has to race to see who finishes with a prize at the end.

Lydia Colgan, a math professor at Queen’s University, says, “Being able to recall basic facts efficiently is a necessary first step in developing more advanced skills for computational fluency with larger numbers and algebraic expressions.” She went on to say that kids as young as kindergarten can start learning and that multiplication is just repeated addition, although much faster to comprehend using games. 

The more time a math learner tries to determine a problem can use up a disproportionate amount of time for another test. It may look backward in the age of calculators and supercomputers to teach fundamental multiplication skills. However, assisting our students to achieve fluency will result in long-term memory with little effort in learning.

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