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From: Mary D. <maryd92856@yahoo.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2003100920:26:11 Subject: RE: Another way of Teaching ADHD student multiplication tables I don't claim to have all of the answers, but NOTHING worked except for the very method that I was taught in the 4th grade--(and I'm fifty now). I got the old recording on cassette of "singing" the tables, ( I think the name was Palmer)and we rehearsed them over and over, even marched around the house in time with the music, and with the ones he had difficulty with, (9's) i would "write" them on his back as we sang along. The end of the story is fast forward several years and he got a B in trigonometry and is now in calculus in college!
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