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Dr. Kageyama's Maths Training (Nintendo DS, 2006)

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US $13.20

ApproximatelyAU $20.52

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Estimated delivery Tue, 27 May - Fri, 6 Jun

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Enhance your math skills with Dr. Kageyama's Maths Training for Nintendo DS. This Japanese version puzzle and educational game, released in 2006 by Shougakukan Production, is suitable for all ages with an E-Everyone rating. The game features NTSC-J (Japan) region code and is compatible with Nintendo DS platform. Experience the challenge and excitement of solving various math puzzles and problems while learning from Dr. Kageyama's training techniques. This game is perfect for those who want to improve their math grades and prepare for exams. Get your hands on this United States-made game and start your math journey today!

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The foundation of Dr Kageyama’s Maths Training is 100 square calculations a method conceived by Kageyama Hidea, a Japanese elementary school principal. The DS is held side ways like a book and all answers are written using the stylus.The key principal of the software is repetition which according to Kageyama stimulates the brain. The main exercise 100 cells maths, consists of 100 hundred simple maths problems combined into a 10 by 10 grid using the numbers at the top and side of the grid. There are however many other exercises, ranging from simple one digit math problems to slightly more complex three digit challenges.