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Mathematical concepts must be accessible to everyone who possesses a desire to learn. The concepts covered in this book are designed specifically for those learners who need to be shown an alternative approach to mathematics in simple, everyday language. The techniques in Math That Makes Sense are tried and true methods that help learners succeed in acquiring mathematical skills and knowledge. The methods help students succeed, build trust and reduce math anxiety while developing essential problem solving tools. Math That Makes Sense Book One begins with the two basic mathematical concepts...

A wise young student of mine told me, "We need more efficient algorithms in math." This brilliant thinker, who lives with autism, is right. I agree that it is time to introduce students to more efficient algorithms and to demonstrate to students Math That Makes Sense. It is time to de-mystify math instruction and allow our students to work smarter not harder to encourage our problem solvers to remain in STEM fields so they can compete in the technology rich, global economy of the future. Math That Makes Sense Book Two presents the topics of multiplication facts and divisibility rules,...