What's 7 times 8?" A long pause. A guess. A wrong answer.
Many parents know this struggle. Flashcards, drills, frustration—learning times tables can feel like a battle. How to teach time tables in a way that actually works is a common question. Some children memorize them quickly, while others struggle no matter how much they practice.
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