Tables Challenge is published by the Academy of Dijon.Type: exerciserCycle concerned: Round 3Base Area: 4Target competency: Calculate - Practice mental calculations and automated calculationDescription: Challenge tables is an exerciser on the multiplication tables from 2 to 13.Tables Challenge has two game modes:I. SINGLE PLAYERThree exercises are available- Classic Training- Target number- Dominoes tablesEach exercise is customizable (choice of tables, the type of calculation, and, depending, of time limit or level of difficulty.At the end of each fiscal year, a balance sheet is displayed (one score or score and notes on the tables, regardless of the speed of response).According to the obtained scores, badges can be unlocked to encourage progress and motivate the player ...II. CHALLENGE MODEThree exercises are available- Challenge Mode- Duel Mode- Lost In SpaceThe exercises are realized both in shared mode, as a challenge to win against his opponent must respond more quickly (and cheapest!) Than him. At the end of the year, a review of the responses, corrected if necessary, is displayed.Monitoring of learning:It is possible (but not required) to create a user account in Challenge tables. In this case, the information for each year of the single player mode, made with this account are available. It is possible to see a balance sheet or the details of each exercise.If used without Tables Challenge Account, badge management is not active.POSSIBLE USES:Tables Challenge can be used during an ongoing session, as a training tool for the differentiation of work done.Challenge tables can also be used in Custom accompaniment of ways:- As a training tool of reinforcement / capacity acquired, allowing differentiation of the work done (tables used, time limit, direct calculations or hole, etc.);- As a tool of "competition" to compete with another student, through modes Challenge and Duel championship knockout round, quarter-finals, etc., with the entire group, or chicken by levels, with per eg a classification display of the week in the room.
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