Macomber and Quinn (2017) after their pursuit to train thousands of teachers to apply that strategy, stated that they had a significant success using the research-based methodology of THEPACT framework to directly teach students of all abilities, the fundamental knowledge of executive functioning skills and increase their understanding of the tools they put into play to assist them in the classroom. With regard to learning mathematics, it is observed that this strategy depends on employing mathematical communication skills. Hashash (2004) referred to these skills as an integral part in learning mathematics. This is associated with prompting students and encouraging them, by their teachers, to express their ideas and solutions in a clear and consistent manner.