You inspire me! I am homeschooling my three children and having incredible success. the ancient math you just taught me will be put to use.

I'm Ethiopian and I never ever k ew about this! Can't wait to teach my boys in our homeschool. Thank you!

Meda ase (thank you). Downloading this book now. We are always looking for better ways to teach our young warriors.

This is very similar to how my children are learning math using the Singapore Math curriculum. Like for instance instead of taking a problem like 15+3 and counting up 16,17,18 they instead do a number bond for 15 and make it 10 and 5 and add 5 to 3 and then get 8 so now they have 10+8. So its kinda like 15+3=10+8 They go through the number bond process so that children can do mental calculations of larger equations. Its very similar to what you were doing. This way works real well on our Boys!

Most of our young men if they were taught math in this manner would excel better in school. That is why we not only need to start our own schools but make sure we dont adopt the Public School Culture into our schools and homeschools. We have an opportunity to be truly innovative and return back to our original mastery systems. For goodness sake we invented math. The oldest Mathematical tool was found in Modern Day Uganda and Congo. It dates back to 23,000 BC

@charleslucas1784

5 жыл бұрын

The ishongo bone

No problem. Thank you for being the few folks that put their money where their mouth is and are on the ground protecting the next Black generation.

Damn it!!! WHY wasnt i taught THIS way?!?!

Also two good math books if you can get your hands on it is "The Trachtenberg Speed System of Basic Mathematics" (based on Vedic mathematics) and "Speed and Fun with Figures" by Sloane and Thomspon. They will give you so much more ways. Do it now Black parents before these standard ed. folks ruin your child's math ability and ruin their chances for future good jobs and businesses!! Thankfully Kamali Academy is on the ball!

@coreythomas3633

6 жыл бұрын

kmj2000 wow I will but them

Egyptian, too. There are many shortcuts in arithmetic

I love this. I'm excited to teach my kids this way once we get to multiplication.

When I saw that problem, I just made two math problem out of it in my head. First, I do 9x10 then I do 9x6 and add the two together. It took about 3 seconds for me to get the answer.

@tabbypappy

7 жыл бұрын

But doing it your way requires memorising times tables. The Ethiopians didn't need to.

@tabbypappy

7 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie He didn't do this in his head.

@tabbypappy

7 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie I hear ya,but the way I learned multiplication was with the egyptian method. The memorising times tables method wasn't working for me. Some people grasp math concepts differently, you know?

@tabbypappy

7 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie Expanded form you say? Interesting! Math is a hobby of mine. Are there any books you can recommend in that area? The vedic line method of multiplication was a favorite of mine as well,because I'm better at thinking visually than numerically.

@tabbypappy

7 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie I hear that, but the lattice & area methods require memorisation of times tables,if I recall correctly. Not my strong suit.

wow, thats wonderfull!

I just learned this today to and I finally get it :)

I saw your videos on curriculum and saw Singaporean math my son is in first grade and really struggles with it

By the way this is so cool Thanks for sharing. Is their a book on this method?

Great techniques

Very nice

good video WOW!!!!!

I went to the web site it wouldnt let me in whats up with that

ehaji im gonna look into this I subscribed to your channel bevause I wznt to home school but im a single mom

I see Ethiopia and I'm confused? what does it mean.

wooowww

I have never hear of this I want to know more

There are sooo many other approaches to math than what is taught in the schools. Singapore math is EXCELLENT, buy the Singaporean version. Do not buy Americanized versions. They water down and ruin the Singaporean method. Another good approach to basic math is the Japanese Soroban Abacus (the one with four beads on the bottom and only one, not two, on top). You can search for KZread videos on the Soroban to see how effective it is.

I’m confused! You said cross out the even numbers right?, but 15 isn’t an even number and 30 is right? Can somebody explain it to me please or did I hear it wrong

@KamaliEduServices

4 жыл бұрын

TakeMe AsIAm cross out the even rows on the left.

#AfricanExcellence 💯💯💯💯✊

Woow that's impossible to understand i think the ancient Ethiopian was genius

@ra8682ra

3 жыл бұрын

Very practical... Easy to understand

GOOD! 👍🏾😉💯 But before You DO VIDEO KNOW the HALF amounts of ODD numbers ! Being OFF a FEW NUMBERS MATTERS IN MANY AREAS & PROFESSIONS of LIFE ! And in Some can be LIFE or DEATH! 😉

It comes from the Babylonian who where taught by the Egyptian who where taught math from the Israeli people.

when I see black people trying to do math, then I know I've gone to the deep end of the internet

@jezp112

8 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie hahaha you are looking at the worng percentage. white people have 40% of the pie because they account for 70% of the entire population, but Africans take 25% of the pie when they are at most 15% of the entire population. in other words, something like 2 in 10 white person is on welfare, while 6 in 10 black person are on welfare. I knew it, you Africans just cant handle math

@jezp112

8 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie its funny to me Africans like to call themselves kings and queens...the part they left out is that they are welfare kings and queens haha ..because when over half of the Africa population is on welfare what else would you call them

@jezp112

8 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie 2/10 white person on welfare, compare to 6/10 black person on welfare, where is the problem? the other 8 white people that's not on welfare are contributing compare to the other 4 African that's contributing. you just cants seem to wrap these simple numbers into your head...sad, but expected

@jezp112

8 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie I am not sure what you have addressed, you basically said yes it's true and it's all the white people's doing. then you top it off by denying low iq. tell you what, give an example of a black majority location anywhere on the globe that's not over run with crime and poverty, then you can begin to prove that black plight in the us is caused by whites

@jezp112

8 жыл бұрын

twistedblktrekie so lets not talk about the us, lets talk about other places in the world where blacks have succeeded according to their own efforts..such as??