Adding motions to complement learning activates more cognitive processes for recall and understanding. Supplementing verbal information with gestures that represent real-world objects, like angles or shapes, can facilitate thinking about mathematical ideas that are not easily described by words alone.
Watch how this teacher use hand gestures to increase students' understanding of slope, linear functions, and an overall algebraic problem. As students mimic these gestures with each other, they deepen their understanding of the content material.
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Watch how ST Math allows learners to visualize math concepts in an interactive way. Through multimodal instructions and representations, learners increase their math comprehension and, in doing so, become more motivated to learn difficult mathematical concepts.
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