Continual use of foundational skills with different problems reinforces a conceptual understanding of math skills. Cumulative review allows students to repeatedly practice math concepts, both overall math skills, such as Operations, as well as targeted math skills, such as Statistical Reasoning. Using spaced practice to review these different concepts helps students explicitly connect related mathematical ideas, leading to Mathematical Flexibility.
Watch how this middle school teacher implements a differentiated review procedure that allows students to self-select into the right level of support based on how they did on review problems at the start of class.
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See how Multiplications with Math Mathews includes a practice session of multiplication facts before gameplay. By allowing learners to choose which facts they review, these apps encourage learners to take ownership of knowing what they need to practice to build their fact retrieval.
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