Name: Teach Long Multiplication For Two Digit By One Digit Multiplication
Uploaded: 2024-07-26T08:35:18.000Z
Description: Watch this video to see how your pupils can move from the "expanded" method of written multiplication (a useful stepping stone to help pupils understand what is happening) to the shorter, more compact method.

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<div> <p>This video demonstrates how to teach long multiplication for two-digit by one-digit multiplication.</p>
<p>In this Maths in Minutes video, educators are guided on how to teach long multiplication for two-digit by one-digit multiplication. The video showcases the transition from the "expanded" method of written multiplication to the shorter, more compact method. This progression helps students understand the underlying principles of multiplication before moving on to more advanced techniques. By following the steps outlined in the video, educators can effectively teach long multiplication and support students in mastering this essential skill.</p>
<h3>What do you need support with?</h3>
<p>00:10 What are the benefits of starting with the "expanded" method of written multiplication?</p>
<p>00:16 How does the transition to the shorter, more compact method help students in understanding long multiplication better?</p> </div>

Watch this video to see how your pupils can move from the "expanded" method of written multiplication (a useful stepping stone to help pupils understand what is happening) to the shorter, more compact method.