Children learn arithmetic best through a structured, evidence-based teaching cycle that combines conceptual understanding, timed practice and reflective discussion, according to researchers in the "What the Science of Learning Teaches Us About Arithmetic Fluency" report. This approach can lead to quick recall, fluency and deep understanding, all of which help students with more advanced math topics like algebra and problem-solving, the researchers say.

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