unserioususer
3 Ă„r siden1
does anyone else do this ???
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DistractedMama
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6 mĂ„neder sidenMost definitely đ
iforgotmyname
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ett Ă„r sidenIt's number fluency. We teach these skills to young kids to help with basic fact fluency. Indicates a deeper understanding of math operations as opposed to simply memorizing basic facts. I've heard some people who were raised in the era of memorizing facts refer to it as 'new math' and a waste of time but it's not. It significantly impacts success with math in older grades.
iforgotmynameett Ă„r siden
It's an effective method. With young kids we teach doubles first. 4+4, 8+8 then go through doubles + or - 1 then doubles + or - 2. When you can see patterns in math it makes more sense also being taught to see numbers visually in different ways with objects such as base 10 blocks, number line, counters organized in different ways. All helps to build neural pathways in the brain that reinforce concepts so they stick.
ktutkrah
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2 Ă„r siden100% Or 7+3=10 and 6-3=3 so 7+6=10+3=13
fiesty_halfpint
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2 Ă„r sidenOh shit didnât know that was my adhd. I always knew I was a low functioning ADHDer not medicated but I never really knew that I was a low functioning ADHDer until I was out in the world all alone as an adult and holy hell, everything I am, do, love, hate, everything can be traced back to my adhd. Itâs fricking nuts
bubblesbling
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2 Ă„r sidenI thought it was only me! :O
Aquaholic21
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2 Ă„r sidenDefinitely. Itâs how I got through math in K-12. And why my math homework took 2 hours a day to finish.
blukat1219
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3 Ă„r sidenExactly. That is the only way that makes sense!!
adhdmom3
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3 Ă„r sidenYup!
AnnHelen
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3 Ă„r sidenIs there any other way?
nightengale27
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3 Ă„r sidenYes omg
sarahh89
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3 Ă„r sidenClearly đ€
josi77
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3 Ă„r sidenYes
bigun
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3 Ă„r sidenYup
pie85
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3 Ă„r sidenYes
adeede
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3 Ă„r sidenYep
cjzoinks
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3 Ă„r sidenYes! Itâs like I have certain reference points in my brain and thatâs the only way I can do maths things mentally
Rclayton05
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3 Ă„r sidenEvery. Single. Time. Lol
ariesors
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3 Ă„r sidenAlways đ
lilmushroomgal
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3 Ă„r sidenI mean, I have dyscalculia so I couldnât even tell you if thatâs correct or not đđ
Sammy13
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3 Ă„r sidenAlways đ€Ł
t3chnopol1c3
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3 Ă„r sidenDefinitely me. Somewhat confused but it goes easier this way:)
Jbird
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3 Ă„r sidenYes. This method works great with bigger calculations too
glitterbomb
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3 Ă„r sidenYes!! 100%
nonzombie
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3 Ă„r sidenThatâs me. Absolutely
stefka13x
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3 Ă„r sidenYes and I can do it quicker than people can do 7+7. It's our superpower. Haha
lostinACDC
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3 Ă„r sidenOMG... YES!!! But, when I try to explain to folks they think I'm crazy. đ It's how I know how old I am.
GroggyFroggy
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3 Ă„r sidenYES
stargaze23
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3 Ă„r sidenOmg me
huts20
1
3 Ă„r sidenThe only way I can do math
jessicAAA
1
3 Ă„r sidenMe!!
Unknown
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3 Ă„r sidenYes!
rayneyboo
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3 Ă„r sidenyes
Princesslay
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3 Ă„r sidenMost times Iâll need a piece of paper to work it out
PuzzleMe
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3 Ă„r sidenI love the name... I thought about making my name NotSerious ha. I love the similar humour/thought process!
ukraĂŻnka
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3 Ă„r sidenWooow, I thought everyone do that!
miimixo
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3 Ă„r sidenHere guilty!
turnerandpooch
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3 Ă„r sidenYes! I thought I was the only one lol (I was embarrassed)
happydani
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3 Ă„r sidenYeah, I break down math problems into smaller chunks
Joelay
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3 Ă„r sidenYep, I do this a lotđ
distractedqueen
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3 Ă„r sidenI DO THIS ALL THE TIME. i hate math but this is my logic always
ohmu.
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3 Ă„r sidenIsn't this a pretty universal strategy, regardless of being neurodivergent or not?
Unknown
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3 Ă„r sidenYes and Iâm a biomedical scientist đ
kixMummy87
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3 Ă„r sidenAlways
rezakio
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3 Ă„r sidenI thought everyone do that.
carrotlime
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3 Ă„r siden100%
leeknow
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3 Ă„r sidenALL THE TIME .
hippiecowgirl23
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3 Ă„r sidenHoly shit, I thought everyone did that?!?
themerciful
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3 Ă„r sidenUntil right now I thought it was the only way...
dylyd
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3 Ă„r sidenYesss we need a math masterclass for people with adhd my mind doesnât understand it the way itâs taught!
pinkmess
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3 Ă„r sidenOh, wow! Never thought about it being related to ADHD. I thought most people did that đ§
TishClark24
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3 Ă„r sidenWhat, is that really an adhd thing? Iâve always done it that way but I didnât realize it was an adhd thing.
Unknown
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3 Ă„r sidenThatâs my go-to math solution for sure! When tipping. âIf 10% of $70 is $7, half of that is $3.50, 7.00 + $3.50 ⊠15% tip is $10.50 đ€Ș
kingOsandcastle
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3 Ă„r sidenExactly what I do
abby.jo
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3 Ă„r sidenYessss exactly
dropahairdryer
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3 Ă„r sidenOmg this was an adhd thing too?? Everything starts to make sense now...đ«š
GiggleGuru88
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3 Ă„r sidenYup! Thatâs how I math!
librarylandlisa
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3 Ă„r sidenI could NEVER memorize times tables and still have to do mental math similar to this. Iâm 60% done with my PhD but cannot do complicated maths.
librarylandlisa
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3 Ă„r sidenYes!
unserioususer
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3 Ă„r sidencause this is literally how i math!
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