THE EFFECTS OF DIRECT INSTRUCTION FLASHCARDS AND MATH RACETRACK ON MATH FACTS WITH ONE ELEMENTARY STUDENT
Journal: Academic Research International (Vol.2, No. 2)Publication Date: 2012-03-15
Authors : Kayla Standish T. F. McLaughlin Jennifer Neyman;
Page : 241-246
Keywords : flashcards; math racetrack; long division; general education student; multiple baseline design;
Abstract
The purpose of the present study was to extend the use of DI Flashcards with a math racetrack employing atypical student enrolled in general education. A second purpose was to replicate and extend the previous research in math with flashcards. The participant was a third-grade male attending a parochial school. His performance in long division was below grade level. When flashcards and the math racetrack were implemented, his performance increased. The participant reached mastery for two of his three sets of division facts by the end of data collection. The efficacy of employing flashcards with a math racetrack was discussed.
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