Random Chants: Generating a lot from a little using Excel
In this article, I describe some simple ways I use random numbers in Microsoft Excel to help learners develop fluency and flexibility and gain some mathematical awarenesses. Chanting of multiples using random numbers has benefits, but it is possible to broaden learners' conceptual understanding...
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