As an Educational Assistant and a mother of three, I
was thoroughly impressed with this method of using
symbols, pictures and key words to get students to
retain the required information. Shelley Edwards, E.A. and Parent
As a parent I’m really impressed with how much it has
helped my daughter. I am looking forward to the book on
basic English skills. With the KTS system, there is a
lot more laughter at our kitchen table. Rosie McCauley, Parent
Traditionally,
when we teach multiplication facts, we tend to do so in
a cognitive way. This fresh approach appeals to the
imagination. It’s memorable and fun. Gloria Stepanek, Spec. Ed teacher (MID students)
Usually on tests I get scared and forget everything.
When I use the cartoons, I don’t. Daymon, Student
I chose a set of lead students that I taught the
tables to and then they taught the other children. Each
learning group of students (5-6) would rotate through
each of the lead students. This way the lead students
only had to be experts in 2-3 of the times tables. It
worked pretty well. Nancy Prest, Teacher
The cartoons have helped me learn because it makes a
short cut way to remembering. Having ADHD, the cartoons
give me a better way to study. Adam, Student