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One day, I found myself facing a big problem with my son. When our second child started learning the multiplication table, his love for math quickly began to fade. The main reason? The multiplication table. Despite my best efforts to make learning fun, nothing seemed to work—he just wasn’t interested in memorizing the table through repetition. His enthusiasm for math disappeared, and we had no choice but to stick with the traditional method. But I was determined to find a way to make learning the multiplication table exciting and engaging, not a chore.
That’s when I started working on an idea…
…that, over the next few years, turned into a real product. My goal was to create something that would not only make learning the multiplication table fun but also more effective. I tried different approaches and sketched out various ideas until I found one that exceeded all my expectations.
After five years of development, I finally held in my hands a product that I used to teach our third child the multiplication table through play. The results were amazing. It wasn’t just about learning the multiplication table anymore—this game helped develop visual thinking, connections, memory techniques, and even creativity. My child began asking to play the game with me constantly. What used to be a tedious task became an exciting game. The multiplication game had changed the way our family learned math forever.
As our third child approached school age, I was determined not to repeat the same experience…
LOOV app has different gamified methods to boost your kid’s capabilities and a community for parents to become the best supermoms and superdads they can be.
The first method MathWhiz is…
MathWhiz is a groundbreaking educational tool designed to teach the multiplication table in a fun and highly efficient manner, surpassing traditional methods. This achievement is made possible by the seamless integration of scientifically proven memory techniques into the game’s structure. As players progress through the game’s diverse challenges, they engage multiple regions of the brain, fostering collaboration and enhancing both overall numerical aptitude and creative thinking.
“Games are architectures for engagement”
Studies show that games provide a 23% gain over traditional learning. Why?
Because playing games is fun. When kids are having fun, they are multiple times more engaged. And that’s why this is where true learning happens.
Memory techniques involve creating vivid and memorable mental images and associations, combined with structured frameworks for organizing and storing information.
By attaching memorable cues to information, they also provide kids brain hooks to retrieve the stored knowledge more easily.
In essence memory techniques tap into the brain’s innate capacity for associative thinking, pattern recognition, and visualization. They provide kids with structured approaches to encode information in a way that aligns with how memory naturally works. That leads to improved retention and recall.
A child meets ten characters, each corresponding to a number. (For example, Nose = Four)
Neuro-linguistic associations are formed in the child’s brain between the characters and the numbers.
A child hears 36 illogical, fun, and very memorable stories, each related to one multiplication equation.
These stories create associations between each of the factors in the multiplication equations.
The associations between the character and the number are strengthened, and each character is additionally associated with a specific letter.
These associations are essential for later deriving the equation’s answer through the letter.
A child learns how to see numbers in the two characters on the equation card.
This, in turn, strengthens the association between the unique image and the specific multiplication equation.
The child becomes more skilled in reading the fun and exciting code language.
This enables them to derive the answers to multiplication equations (using the previously established associations between letters and numbers).
Through a simple yet extremely inventive exercise, the child is taught what multiplication is. The child practices the logic of multiplication with simple illustrated operations.
The child combines all the previously learned and practiced material and is able, at first sight of the image and later just by hearing the operation, to state the answers to all multiplication table equations.
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Great tool for learning the multiplication table! For the child, it seems a hundred times easier than monotonous memorization. An additional bonus is spending time together with the child. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the creation of this game! It seems like a mega job has been done behind the scenes! Thank you, thank you!
If I had had these cards during school, I could have learned the multiplication table effortlessly, walking around outside for days. Absolutely brilliant system. I was desperate with my child already, but with the cards, learning happened in a snap, and it became clear. Why isn't this used in schools!
I highly praise the MathWhiz method. We struggled with my 9-year-old daughter learning the multiplication table; she had actual anger and resistance towards learning it, which hindered memorization and, caused tears.
The advertisement for this method speaks the truth. Initially, I doubted how a child could learn the multiplication table in 7 days. But she did. The secret language intrigued and excited the child and seeing progress advanced boosted motivation!
I tried to teach the child the multiplication table the traditional way for several months, but it was in vain. With the help of these cards, the child had the multiplication table memorized in just a couple of weeks. Visual learners have the ability to remember connections better through mental images. The best discovery for our family!