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A modern method to learn arithmetic in an innovative way to enhance the child's ability and perform calculations without using a calculator, so that the child is able to calculate quickly and accurately. The methods are fingers, abacus, and Mental Math. Mental Math can explore unlimited power in the human brain.

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Level 1

Addition and subtraction numbers between (1-99) by using fingers technique By practicing, the kid will be faster than the calculator

Level 2

Addition and subtraction of numbers (1-99) using an abacus, with specific rules (10 COMBINATION), at a speed comparable to a calculator.

Level 3

Addition and subtraction of numbers (1-999), and the beginning of building digital memory (Mental).

Level 4

Enhancing imagination skills, performing addition and subtraction (1-999) mentally, and executing multiplication operations on numbers (1 - 99)

Level 5

Performing multiplication (1-99) mentally, the ability to complete multiplication operations on numbers (1-999), and the ability to perform division operations.

Level 6

Performing multiplication (1-999) mentally, the ability to complete multiplication operations on numbers (1-9999), and the ability to perform division operations.

Level 7

Complete development of digital memory and the ability to perform all types of mathematical operations with high accuracy and speed.

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It is inside each of us…. humans born with a private power led them to pure innovation most of us didn''t discover it in this course we courage your kid to use his mind in a new different way think out of the box that helps him to discover his hidden power and great potentials It is important as a parent to focus on building a child’s mental abilities between the ages five to ten. Between these ages, a child’s brain is developing and they are most susceptible to acquiring the benefits of mental maths.

When a child loves mathematics and finds it easy and enjoyable, they naturally gain self-confidence. This positive attitude towards math helps them develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally, the feeling of success in a particular subject boosts their confidence in their abilities, which aids them in facing challenges in other areas of their life. A child who feels accomplished in mathematics becomes more prepared to tackle difficult situations and overcome them with confidence and flexibility, benefiting various aspects of their personal development.

To begin the first benefit coming from the development of mental math skills in a child is their ability to concentrate. It develops increased concentration levels allow them to absorb more information because they have the ability to pay attention and benefit from instruction greater. It also improves the listening skills a child has with an increased level of concentration they are more focused on what a teacher is saying, therefore, listening better and becoming less distracted

The child acquires new skills in arithmetic that enable them to perform large calculations quickly without using a calculator.

Mental arithmetic enhances digital memory by improving an individual's ability to recall and process numbers quickly. It also strengthens photographic memory by training the brain to visualize numbers and mathematical operations. These skills contribute to speeding up the process of solving arithmetic problems without the need for calculators. Overall, mental arithmetic enhances the ability to store and retrieve information accurately and quickly across various fields.

Mental arithmetic helps eliminate fear and anxiety towards mathematics by building self-confidence, encouraging quick thinking, and focusing on the process of solving problems rather than just the outcome. It also enhances memory and concentration, making students more capable of handling mathematical problems with confidence and without worry.

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