Understanding the Arrow Way Method

The video tutorial introduces the arrow method for addition, demonstrating how to solve problems like 62 + 23 mentally. The method involves breaking down numbers into tens and ones, using arrows to visualize the process. The tutorial guides through adding tens first, followed by ones, to reach the final answer. This approach aims to simplify math for students by teaching them mental math strategies.

What is the main purpose of the Arrow Way method introduced in the video?

• To help students write down every step

• To make addition more complex

• To replace traditional addition methods

• To simplify mental math for students

In the Arrow Way method, what is the first step when adding two numbers?

• Start with the number 10

• Start with the smaller number

• Start with any number

• Start with the larger number

When using the Arrow Way, how do you add tens to the initial number?

• By ignoring them

• By subtracting them

• By adding them one at a time using arrows

• By adding them all at once

After adding tens, what is the next step in the Arrow Way method?

• Subtract the ones

• Divide the ones

• Add the ones using arrows

• Multiply the ones

How do you add the ones in the Arrow Way method?

• Add them one at a time using arrows

• Ignore them

• Subtract them

• Add them all at once

In the Arrow Way, what do you do after adding the tens?

• Subtract the tens

• Multiply the tens

• Add the ones

• Divide the tens

What is the final result of the example problem 62 + 23 using the Arrow Way?

• 85

• 82

• 90

• 75

What is the benefit of using the Arrow Way for addition?

• It makes addition more difficult

• It helps students visualize the process

• It is slower than traditional methods

• It requires more writing

What is the purpose of drawing arrows in the Arrow Way method?

• To confuse students

• To visually represent each step

• To make the process longer

• To skip steps

What is the final step in the Arrow Way method?

• Subtract the result

• Divide the result

• Add the ones

• Multiply the result