Of course, students will learn how to calculate very fast both on the abacus and in their minds. This will help students solve other math problems quicker as well by cutting down on calculation time!

By learning fast mental math, students will become more confident in their math skills! With the teacher's continual encouragement, as well as the supportive environment of other young learners, students gain confidence in their skills.

Mental math relies a lot on the visualization of an abacus (also known as "virtual abacus") and moving the beads in your mind. Once students get a hang of this technique, their visualization skills improve dramatically.

In order to do mental math, students must memorize certain images, patterns, and combinations of numbers. Through regular practice, students strengthen memory and develop quicker recall abilities that can be applied beyond just math. 

Concentration is necessary to solve problems quickly and accurately. Each lesson requires students to stay focused during practice, remaining engaged for the entire one hour lesson. Abacus learning teaches children to become more attentive.