* be unable to recall basic math facts, procedures, rules, or formulas
* be very slow to retrieve facts or pursue procedures
* have difficulties with precision during mathematical work
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Number Facts
Number facts are the basic computations (9 + 3 = 12 or 2 x 4 = 8) that students are required to memorize in the earliest grades of elementary school. Recalling these facts automatically is critical because it allows a student to approach more advanced mathematical thinking without being bogged down by simple calculations. A student with a deficiency in this skill may:
* be unable to recall basic math facts, procedures, rules, or formulas
* be very slow to retrieve facts or pursue procedures
* have difficulties with precision during mathematical work
* be unable to recall basic math facts, procedures, rules, or formulas
* be very slow to retrieve facts or pursue procedures
* have difficulties with precision during mathematical work
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