Practical advice for helping your child master multiplication — without the tears.
This week Miles hears from adults still ashamed of their times tables, teachers losing maths software budgets and parents quietly relearning alongside their kids.
Real parents and teachers share what's worrying them about times tables this week. Miles listens, gathers the voices, and reflects.
Real parents, tutors and adult learners share what's worrying them about times tables this week. Miles listens, gathers the voices and reflects honestly.
Real parents and teachers share what's worrying them this week: summer maths loss, teacher anxiety, story-based learning and the post-MTC attainment gap.
Parents, teachers and even trainee educators share what it really feels like when times tables refuse to stick. Miles listens and reflects, this week.
Real parents and teachers share why times tables won't stick, why children freeze and forget, and how parental over-correction quietly makes things worse.
Your child's teacher wants times tables learned by heart before Year 5. Here's what that really means, why it matters, and how to help at home without the stress.
Your child gets what multiplication means but the facts won't stick. Miles at XTables Champions explains why this happens and what genuinely helps.
If your child has mastered the easy times tables but won't move to harder ones, here's why that happens and what you can do at home to gently move them forward.
Real parents and teachers speak this week about maths shame at every age, the kids still skip-counting in secondary, and the stories that finally make facts stick.
Your child knows their times tables alone but freezes when watched or tested. Miles explains what's really happening and what genuinely helps at home.
If your child can answer times tables out loud but freezes when asked to write them, you're not imagining it. Here's what's really happening and what helps.