Mathematical Misconceptions

Mathematical Misconceptions: a Guide for Primary Teachers

by Cockburn, Anne

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As a secondary teacher of mathematics I've found this a remarkable insight into the student's thinking - giving me clear background information to help me think about my classes and their misconceptions and how I could help the children develop their thinking' - Association of Teachers of Mathematics. How do children relate to numbers and mathematics? How can they be helped to understand and make sense of them? People are rarely ambivalent towards mathematics, having either a love or hate relat…

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  • Full title :Mathematical Misconceptions : a Guide for Primary Teachers.

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As a secondary teacher of mathematics I've found this a remarkable insight into the student's thinking - giving me clear background information to help me think about my classes and their misconceptions and how I could help the children develop their thinking' - Association of Teachers of Mathematics. How do children relate to numbers and mathematics? How can they be helped to understand and make sense of them? People are rarely ambivalent towards mathematics, having either a love or hate relationship with the subject, and our approach to it is influenced by a variety of factors. How we are ta.

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  • Publication Date:2008.

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The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (177 pages)

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  • ISBN:9780857029478, 0857029479, 9781847874412, 184787441X, 9781446243992, 1446243990, 9781446269121, 1446269124
  • oclc:ocn781331234
  • LC Classification:QA135.6
  • Dewey Decimal:372.7044

Table of Contents

Cover; Contents; List of figures; List of pictures; List of tables; Introduction; 0 Zero: understanding an apparently paradoxical number; 1 Equality: getting the right balance; 2 Beginning to unravel misconceptions; 3 Insights into children's intuitions of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division; 4 Right or wrong? Exploring misconceptions in division; 5 Developing an understanding of children's acquisition of number concepts; 6 Highlighting the learning processes; 7 Everyday numbers under a mathematical magnifying glass; Appendix; Index.

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