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  • About Us
    • e-Learning Jamaica’s Philosophy
    • Annual Reports
    • Projects
      • The Tablet for Teachers Programme
        • Tablet for Teachers Programme – FAQ’s
      • Tablets in Schools Project
      • High School Project
  • Support
    • e-LJam Helpdesk
    • High School PATH Distribution Form
    • Tablets for Teachers Appeals Process
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January 3, 2017

A Creative way to Solve Math Problems

The video below shows a class creatively doing long division. Do you have creative ways of doing a math topic? Share with us we’d like to hear from you.

http://www.elearnja.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/HBhYFEqFbCme567w-1.mp4
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