Re: [WebDNA] Multiplication Math Test
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2008
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = My dad did the same thing for me when I was a kid (in BASIC A). It had a timer, and you could select at the beginning which numbers you wanted to practice (5's, 7's, etc.). Amazingly helpful. Ten minutes a day gave me a vast improvement in my may skills (writing and spelling, not so much.)Being a computer programmer, I would get them set up for all multiplication values up to 16^2... :)Gary Krockover wrote:> Hey Donovan,>> It's simple - we came home from dinner last night after hearing that > both of my boys were stumbling a bit in their multiplication tables so > I figured that I could write an "electronic flash-card" type of thing > fairly easily. Took about an hour and a half (ok, so I'm slow). > Yeah, all kinds of goodies can be added. I don't know why I didn't > look online for other solutions, but there's some with some cool > stuff. My idea though is that I wanted large numbers with the > problems presented one at a time instead of a page full of questions.>> GJK>> At 09:37 AM 10/17/2008, you wrote:>> Gary Krockover wrote:>>> Made this for my sons tonight - simple design:>>> http://www.garykrockover.com/math/index.html>>> I have the ability to add a "history of tests taken" type of display >>> but haven't implemented it.>>> Code available upon request. :)>>> GJK
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My dad did the same thing for me when I was a kid (in BASIC A). It had a timer, and you could select at the beginning which numbers you wanted to practice (5's, 7's, etc.). Amazingly helpful. Ten minutes a day gave me a vast improvement in my may skills (writing and spelling, not so much.)Being a computer programmer, I would get them set up for all multiplication values up to 16^2... :)Gary Krockover wrote:> Hey Donovan,>> It's simple - we came home from dinner last night after hearing that > both of my boys were stumbling a bit in their multiplication tables so > I figured that I could write an "electronic flash-card" type of thing > fairly easily. Took about an hour and a half (ok, so I'm slow). > Yeah, all kinds of goodies can be added. I don't know why I didn't > look online for other solutions, but there's some with some cool > stuff. My idea though is that I wanted large numbers with the > problems presented one at a time instead of a page full of questions.>> GJK>> At 09:37 AM 10/17/2008, you wrote:>> Gary Krockover wrote:>>> Made this for my sons tonight - simple design:>>> http://www.garykrockover.com/math/index.html>>> I have the ability to add a "history of tests taken" type of display >>> but haven't implemented it.>>> Code available upon request. :)>>> GJK
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