Mental Math Practice for Children Lacks Engaging Digital Tools
Children learning mental arithmetic lack interactive, accessible tools that combine visual and oral practice methods. Traditional abacus instruction is offline and expensive. Digital alternatives tend to be passive rather than pedagogically structured.
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