I remember in elementary school memorizing my math times tables… what stands out most to me is the “mad minute.” It was a short quiz of 20 multiplication problems, and we were given one minute to complete them… it could probably be defined as the most stressful 60 seconds of my young life! Now, imagine … Read more
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