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"Division" is the 5th program in the "Arithmetic Software Series". Students begin with the question "What is Division?" Division facts are introduced gradually and practiced comprehensively. Short division is practiced and followed by divisibility rules. Long division is introduced and practiced interactively. Since long division is one of the most challenging arithmetic topics to be studied, students are given ample practice in this, the longest section in the program. All sections have corresponding division worksheets, including long division worksheets.
Additional topics included in this division program are also appropriate for older students: Averages, Order of Operations, Probability, Charts and Graphs, and a large word problem section using the four arithmetic operations studied in the series.
Division is the fifth and last program in the "Arithmetic Series" and concludes the study of operations on whole numbers. Simple division is studied (dividing by a single digit), followed by an intense study of long division. This math software for 5th grade division will help the students gain confidence and expertise through interactive step-by-step practice. Division worksheets of each section are printable for class work or homework. Students who have completed this 5-program series successfully will be able to continue their studies with the Basic Math Series.
These arithmetic topics are presented to classroom students over the course of years. Use this tutorial software to keep up with schoolwork, to learn at home, to remediate, to accelerate, as a course or as a reference.
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|  Easy to Use - Point and Click
Menu #1
| |  Gentle explanations of the concepts
| | |  Lots of Practice
| |  Every completed section is scored and stored
| | |  Menu #2
| |  A variety of problems keeps the learning interesting
| | |  Students are encouraged to learn the process
| |  Challenging Topics on Menu #3
| | |  A comprehensive word problem section
| |  Students demonstrate understanding of arithmetic operations
| | |  Each of the 3 levels concludes with a comprehensive review
The reviews are scored and stored automatically by the computer. Educators may access all student performance records at the end of the day, the week, the month... This data enables teachers to identify students' weaknesses and accomplishments.
| |  Print the worksheets to reinforce learning beyond the computer
| | |  Introduction to Probability
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Critical Thinking
Since "Division" is the last program in the "Arithmetic Series", students practice deciding which of the arithmetic operations is necessary to solve a problem. This is a sample. The program contains many practice problems.
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