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Definition of times table in English: times tablenoun informal another term for multiplication table Example sentencesExamples - From my school days I can remember doing long division and being terrified by it, and I remember doing times tables and having to stand up.
- I slow down the brain process by holding my breath and doing the nine times tables.
- In my day, if you hadn't managed the times tables by the time you were six or seven then you stayed down a year until you did.
- She told me she wanted to say it was a load of nonsense and a waste of time and she'd be better off doing her times tables.
- I haven't, for instance, recommended memorising great swathes of sporting statistics, or learning the eight times tables.
- However, if the teachers stayed off work ‘we would forget our times tables and we would forget all the sums we have to do‘.
- I can already recite selection criteria in the way that I learned times tables at school.
- Baby boomers were subject to the cane, bullying, and 11 times tables.
- Maybe they were just fascinated by the musanga (white man) with red hair teaching them their ABC and two times tables.
- Instead of children spending an hour a week learning times tables, it would be beneficial if they spent half an hour a day on the subject and read an hour a night at home.
- Unfortunately, we didn't learn the times tables by rote, and as a result I still have to work it out rather than instantly knowing.
- And I'm sorry but yes, the numeracy part does involve learning times tables.
- She acknowledges that you can't have a knowledge-free education system, and that some things, such as times tables, need to be memorised and tested.
- She made me stand up in front of the class and do times tables!
- Lessons were largely old fashioned and the children had to be ready throughout the day to recite their times tables.
- We were taught our times tables parrot fashion but I still know them today.
- The idea is for children to write times tables, maths problems or any words they get confused with or struggle to spell, on individual paper cards.
- In fact, I don't know my times tables and now I refuse to learn them.
- Certainly in the Catholic Church, the weekly mass is no more than recital of a set formula, reminiscent of times tables in infant school, and a total absence of prayers.
- In short, he clearly knows full well that a child's preparation for life itself requires so much more than just a sound knowledge of the times tables.
Definition of times table in US English: times tablenoun informal another term for multiplication table Example sentencesExamples - The idea is for children to write times tables, maths problems or any words they get confused with or struggle to spell, on individual paper cards.
- Instead of children spending an hour a week learning times tables, it would be beneficial if they spent half an hour a day on the subject and read an hour a night at home.
- Certainly in the Catholic Church, the weekly mass is no more than recital of a set formula, reminiscent of times tables in infant school, and a total absence of prayers.
- I slow down the brain process by holding my breath and doing the nine times tables.
- Lessons were largely old fashioned and the children had to be ready throughout the day to recite their times tables.
- In fact, I don't know my times tables and now I refuse to learn them.
- From my school days I can remember doing long division and being terrified by it, and I remember doing times tables and having to stand up.
- In short, he clearly knows full well that a child's preparation for life itself requires so much more than just a sound knowledge of the times tables.
- However, if the teachers stayed off work ‘we would forget our times tables and we would forget all the sums we have to do‘.
- I haven't, for instance, recommended memorising great swathes of sporting statistics, or learning the eight times tables.
- Unfortunately, we didn't learn the times tables by rote, and as a result I still have to work it out rather than instantly knowing.
- And I'm sorry but yes, the numeracy part does involve learning times tables.
- She told me she wanted to say it was a load of nonsense and a waste of time and she'd be better off doing her times tables.
- She made me stand up in front of the class and do times tables!
- We were taught our times tables parrot fashion but I still know them today.
- Baby boomers were subject to the cane, bullying, and 11 times tables.
- Maybe they were just fascinated by the musanga (white man) with red hair teaching them their ABC and two times tables.
- She acknowledges that you can't have a knowledge-free education system, and that some things, such as times tables, need to be memorised and tested.
- I can already recite selection criteria in the way that I learned times tables at school.
- In my day, if you hadn't managed the times tables by the time you were six or seven then you stayed down a year until you did.
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