Grade 4 - Multiplication - Multiply in Any Order
In this video, we'll explore a multiplication strategy known as "multiply in any order," which involves breaking numbers into smaller, more manageable factors. This method leverages the commutative property of multiplication, allowing students to rearrange and multiply factors in any order to simplify the problem. By breaking numbers apart, students can find easier paths to the solution, which not only helps with current multiplication problems but also lays a strong foundation for future algebraic concepts.
This strategy highlights a deeper understanding of multiplication, showing that there are multiple ways to approach and solve problems effectively.
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