UIL Number Sense Test A 2008

[@amberpaopao]

@TheNumberSense, great video. However, I couldn't find part 3 and 4 of this video. Could you please help?

[@prashantpeddi]

Excellent teaching

[@TheNumberSense]

Thank you! and thanks for watching!

[@ianin2d]

thank you very cool

[@TheNumberSense]

Glad you liked it!

[@girgaming5785]

Hey great vid, is there a link for the UIL previous tests? Bc I don’t have 2008 practice tests as well as other ones. So can you send me a link full of past UIL tests? Thanks:)

[@joseph_roquez9801]

In the UIL official website, they have the recent tests

[@anothermarcus]

That's awesome, but for number 17, it might be easier to move one number around to read ( 33 + 66 + 96 ) / 3 😀 r = 0

[@josecuellar1446]

I agree with you that would be easier!

[@unarkived]

nice video!

[@TheNumberSense]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ArturoGarzaID]

Is there a manual with all the updated tricks?

[@TheNumberSense]

Arturo, I am working on it. Thanks for watching!

[@germanhoyos4422]

How do you gain these skills? Is there a UIL book or course?

[@TheNumberSense]

Hi German, Number sense skills come from study and practice of various shortcuts and tricks to solve these problems. I am uploading more videos like these to help explain some of the many mental math techniques.

[@fostosli9939]

Yes

[@TheNumberSense]

Of course!

[@PatriotCodm.]

Erm

[@josecuellar1446]

erm I word used commonly to fill awkward space in conversations I erm, ran over my car with your cat. ...erm, what?

[@Asunder09]

Oooohhrrfy

[@TheNumberSense]

Jonah Gonzalez, you look familiar, thanks for watching!

[@keven9700]

1

[@TheNumberSense]

Always 1 !

[@keven9700]

First

[@TheNumberSense]

Of course!