Pedagogical Issues in Mathematics
Teaching, evaluation and remediation in primary mathematics.
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A primary school teacher notices that many students make the same error when subtracting two-digit numbers: they subtract the smaller digit from the larger digit in each place value, regardless of position. For example, 52 - 27 is computed as 35 (by doing 5-2=3 and 7-2=5). What should be the teacher's first step in remedial teaching?
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According to the principles of mathematics teaching at primary level, which of the following best describes the 'language of mathematics'?
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A teacher wants to evaluate whether students can apply the concept of fractions to real-life situations, not just solve textbook problems. Which of the following assessment tasks would be most appropriate for this purpose?
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Which of the following is the most appropriate strategy to teach the concept of fractions to primary level students?