1000 single digit addition problems doesn’t seem like a lot to me. The linked website suggests that 250 problems can be solved by the average student in 35 minutes with their software. That suggests that you need three hours to train 1000 single digits problems.
I think there’s a lot of software that gamifies simple addition problems well.
1000 single digit addition problems doesn’t seem like a lot to me. The linked website suggests that 250 problems can be solved by the average student in 35 minutes with their software. That suggests that you need three hours to train 1000 single digits problems.
I think there’s a lot of software that gamifies simple addition problems well.