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Nelson Education Ltd. > Higher Education > Making Math Meaningful to Canadian Students, K-8 > Student Resources > Practice Tests > Chapter 10

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Chapter 10: Decimals

  1. Some students think that decimals are always parts of wholes. Would you be comfortable if your students had that opinion? Explain.
  2. In what way do decimals link fraction and whole number concepts?
  3. Why is the use of more decimal places associated with measurement precision?
  4. Why is it helpful to students to immediately recognize some fraction/decimal conversions, e.g. 0.5 = ½ or 0.25 = ¼?
  5. A student says that 0.19 > 0.4 since 19 > 4. How would you respond?
  6. Why might using base ten blocks to represent decimals be difficult for some students?
  7. Some teachers say that to subtract, for example 2.85 from 3, you should change 3 to 3.00. Explain why that is not essential.

 

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