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Nelson Education Ltd. > Higher Education > Making Math Meaningful to Canadian Students, K-8 > Student Resources > Review Questions > Chapter 6

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Chapter 6: Developing Early Operation Concepts

  1. Explain how you could show students the equivalence of the different meanings of multiplication.
  2. Choose three of the principles for multiplication and division and explain how you can show students both their usefulness and why they are true.
  3. Which meanings and/or manipulatives make it easy to explain the commutative principle of multiplication: which are less useful?
  4. a) Explain why you can multiply both 12 and 2 by the same amount and not change the quotient in 12 ÷ 2 = [ ].
    b) Explain where that concept is useful.
  5. Some research suggests that students at the K level were better able to solve addition and subtraction questions, with manipulative support, than students who had learned about adding and subtracting in school in grades 1 and 2. Why might that be the case? What lesson does a teacher learn from this?

 

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