Subitizing to Foster Multiplicative Thinking | Questioning My Metacognition

Learning basic facts through tricks or a mnemonic song lead students down a path of memorization, not understanding. I previously discussed the idea of conceptual development here. When students practice their multiplication facts, they’re expected to move from concrete to abstract too quickly. This takes time!!!
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