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• On each level there is a path which takes you automatically through all the appropriate work, adapting automatically to your ability presenting remedial or extension work as needed.
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• Letting the program control your progress is recommended
• You can also control your own progress by selecting the lessons and exercises you require.
• You can at any time test your own knowledge
• Check your exercise scores at any time or print out all your scores
• The following 15 lessons apply for each sample year; each lesson has a number of exercises.
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- Number
- Estimating
- Basics
- Add ( free format )
- Add ( algorithm )
- Subtract ( free format)
- Subtract ( algorithm)
- Multiplication
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- More Multiplication
- Sharing
- Dividing
- More division
- Fractions
- Money and time
- Measurement and shapes
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2. Speed tests or games
3. Drill and practice questions form the basis for scoring system
4. Story problems or more extension work
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- Program uses familiar objects and animation to present concepts
- In addition to the path exercises on each level there is also a general test section; this includes time tests, as well as some extension exercises which exceeds syllabus requirements.











