Why Singapore Math is #1 in the World.

[@stefanimoore271]

This is great! I have 2 kids who work left to right in their head. This will make so much sense to them

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you so much Stefani! Glad I could help in a small way 😊

[@ElRollo24]

Interesting way of solving these problems. Definitely different than how I was taught, but I like how it breaks things into easy to understand chunks when solving the problem. I can see why this would be easier for students to pick up and become proficient to the point where they can quickly do these problems in their head.

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment :)

[@jenniferludy5510]

Love left to right math! Thank you for this video.

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you so much! 🙏

[@lorrainemacatumbas5742]

Great math technique

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you for watching!

[@arlenepechardo643]

Thank you for sharing this video!

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you so much for watching Arlene! Glad it was helpful 🥰

[@sopheapmorn8493]

❤❤❤ Thank you for helping me learn more about Singapore maths

[@MathChallenge1]

I’m so glad, thank YOU for the nice comment 🥰🙏

[@tgiles247]

Excellent

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you so much!

[@Chinaqueen965]

really it is a much easier and safer method of teaching the basic operations than we have been for years in using in our schools.

[@MathChallenge1]

thank you so much for such a nice comment!

[@dwpetrak]

I taught myself to work left to right decades ago. The addition presented here is more complicate than it needs to be and the subtraction is *shudder* even worse. Edit: I thought it stopped there! The multiplication is fine, but the division is even worse than standard long division. I can't imagine why I would each my kid to divide that way. Bar Models seem to be a visual precursor to algebra, and I am curious to see the transition method/material.

[@jimkelley6813]

I like the subtraction method, but the division seems longer with additional steps since traditional division is also left to right ?

[@MathChallenge1]

I totally agree! I think the benefit with this method is so that kids could have a strong understanding of an estimated answer, such as it will be around “4,000” and just being ahead of the answer 😊 thanks so much for watching! 🙏

[@juliawaddell]

Great video! Thank you. Do you teach online classes? We are interested in your class.

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you so much Julia! Please feel free to email me at [e-mail] 🙏

[@17x441]

Realmente gracias pue svoy en 2 de segundaria y me habia olvidado lo basico ademas de reaprenderlo de mejor manera aprendo ingles :D

[@MathChallenge1]

Muchas Gracias!! Thank you so much for such a nice comment 🥰 Good luck with school, I know you’re going to do great 🙌

[@lovely-wn5rq]

No..This is not singapore mathematics method..this is so confusing... We use the right to left method We use number bond We use bar method

[@rajeshghosh5265]

I hope you learn and like something

[@math-et-science]

It looks easier

[@MathChallenge1]

Thanks for watching!

[@lorrainemacatumbas5742]

😂 very nuce

[@HenrySolana-q4r]

india students rn..

[@EmmanuelYuanEstrada]

I dont understand the mental maths that you just said

[@MathChallenge1]

Thanks for watching! Which part can I explain for you better?

[@trollingisasport]

God damn if I knew these methods, I would have done much better in school.l

[@MathChallenge1]

Hehe, better late than never 😊 thanks for watching 🙏

[@georgesos]

The addition and subtraction seem to me more complicated than carry a digit.. Double zeroes are the easiest part of a calculation in the "normal " way. Your way makes it a mess. I don'tknow if this makes easier to calculatein other bases,but in base10,this is not cool.(or i am too old to learn new tricks)...

[@MathChallenge1]

Thank you for watching! Yes, it may take a bit of time to “re-learn’” since most of us are used to the traditional method ☺️👌 I think it is nice to know both ways!

[@samuelbutterworth4303]

This is totally stupid. Leave math alone.

[@Rudolf215]

Right? I understand the concept, but this is just adding more steps to a simple equation.

[@roberthenderson4466]

BACKWARDS MATH........NOT GOOD........RIGHT TO LEFT IS BETTER......

[@MathChallenge1]

It does take a little practice 🥲