KENZY MATH
MULTIPLICATION
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I have created and developed this multiplication method similar to the Eastern Abacus style of adding to help correct finger counting habits and make multiplication so much easier and faster. It uses dot and shape patterns on numbers to you see the answers to basic addition facts quickly. Take your time and follow the steps. Trust this method and you'll be able to master multiplication.
Darren Michalczuk
This videos is like a crash course of the program. It is 24 minutes long, but explains each step of learning the times tables using the Kenzy method.
It explains how you use the six images and four dot patterns to answer basic multiplication questions like 6 x 7 quickly.
Click below for complete workbooks. These are generated questions to give you more practicew with each step.
Click below for complete workbooks. These are generated questions to give you more practicew with each step.
The Kenzy Method: a mnemonic system similar to the abacus style of Eastern math that connects numbers with naturally occurring patterns in numbers. It takes old-school practice, but it results in a genuine understanding of good, honest math skills.
Many people believe that math and language are the most important subjects a child should learn during their developmental years. In Canada, the United States and Australia these are areas where many kids struggle.
Curriculums are regularly changing, new programs for numeracy and literacy come and go, international tests score and headlines show parents and educators are frustrated with a failing system.
Having a great deal of measurable and documented success, I would like to offer some insight to these trends. I will identify logic and reasons as to why children fail in these subjects and what can be done to overcome these shortcomings. Using a natural combination of ancient techniques and new world mind technologies, children can learn to master skills in language and math with both mastery and understanding.
These strategies and methods are not theories or ideas, but tried and tested practices that have been refined in the classroom for years.
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