What age did you learn your times tables?

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Reply 40

username1201943

Original post by Kvothe the arcane

People often say that TSRians are a bit smarter than the general populus

Lol. Stopped reading after that

Reply 41

username1721633

Missed most of primary school so around the age of 10? not sure.

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Reply 42

NotNotBatman

Never, I just work it out quickly in my head or put it in a calculator.

Reply 43

Banana00

I really can't remember - probably somewhere between the ages of about 5 and 8?

I voted for the age of 6-7 on the poll.

Reply 44

PossiblyNotGod

The same age I learnt huw two spel.

Reply 45

username1204031

We did them in like year 6 but I didn't really know them until probably around year 12.

Reply 46

Kallisto

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Began to learn my time table after the age of 9. One day, I gave that up, just because, it makes no sense to plan your learning, as learning is dependent on the mood of your own. I have learnt the lessons and subjects nevertheless, but spontanously.

Reply 47

Clearing and Applications Advisor

I learnt them age 15 for the mental arithmetic section of GCSE maths.

At that point I knew most of them but 6s, 7s and 8s were always a bit of an issue.

So age 15 I had the professor playtime audio tapes to nail them well enough to make the exam easier :biggrin:

I had the rest of them nailed at about 6ish.

Is it weird to have a favourite? (I don't care if it is - 9s are the best, then 11s, then 3s, then 5s and 10s. 8s and 7s are the worst.)