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The
LUK Self Checking Program enables a student to complete a workbook, check
their answers and self correct any mistakes on their own. It
is a system and students need to work with systems, as learning depends on understanding
and following systems, hence LUK is recommended for children who cannot work
on their own. With LUK, they don’t need assistance, they can progress
from one question to the next independently. Many students are not at ease if someone
is sitting next to them and watching every step they take. They constantly
look for assurance if they feel they made a mistake. Once they learn to work on their own and
understand the LUK system, they don’t mind the work, they actually like it. LUK
is a game, it is fun and yet students learn at the same time. LUK has a 40
years history in Click on a Self Checking Workbook below to see
details: Self Checking Maths Addition
Level 1
Self Checking Maths
Subtraction Level 1 Self Checking Maths
Multiplication Level 1 Available as Workbooks, CDs and PDFs. Example: How to use the LUK box: Step
1. Place the 24 tiles
in sequence from 1 to 24 into the blank squares on the lid of the LUK box. Step 2.
Choose your worksheet (page). Step 3. Pick
up tile number 1 and place it next to the number 1 sum. Work out the problem
and then place the tile number 1 in the square on the base of the LUK box
that has the number matching your answer. Repeat the same procedure with the
tile number 2, 3 etc. Gradually work
out all 24 problems, placing the tiles onto the numbers matching your
answers. Step
4. When
all questions are worked out and all tiles are placed in their squares, the
task is finished. Close the lid and turn the LUK box over sideways. Open the
lid and a pattern will appear! Step
5. Match the pattern with the design on the
bottom of the worksheet. If the pattern matches, well done! You have not made
a single mistake! If the pattern is not quite correct, but is recognisable,
you have still done a good job. If no pattern is visible, there is more work
to be done on this particular task. You may need help from your teacher or
parent. Note: Full instructions
advising how to use the LUK system are included in each LUK workbook.
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