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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here -- Ok, sounds like pure memorization is the way to go. Yes, "Touch Math" sounds identical to "Dot Math" -- would've been 1982/83 for me too! I was terrible in math (still am) and I still rely on the damn dots. I never thought to blame dot math, just thought it was me. I will officially stay away from teaching them to my kids! [/quote] I am sorry that you still rely on "the damn dots" from the touch math but "Dot Math" is opposite to the Touch math concept and not identical to it. Dot Math is used to help people recover from touch math so do not blame dot math- blame touch math. If you want to know how repair the damage done by the touch math then go to the DotMath for kids web site and you can get help to recover from the dots on top of the numeral. [/quote]
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