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Teaching Rational Numbers—Primary Grades

Loye Y. Hollis

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The first question that ought to be asked about the teaching of rational numbers in the primary grades is. “Should fractions be taught in the primary grades?” The answers to this question differ. Leutzinger and Nelson (1980) state.

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The first question that ought to be asked about the teaching of rational numbers in the primary grades is. “Should fractions be taught in the primary grades?” The answers to this question differ. Leutzinger and Nelson (1980) state.

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The first question that ought to be asked about the teaching of rational numbers in the primary grades is. “Should fractions be taught in the primary grades?” The answers to this question differ. Leutzinger and Nelson (1980) state.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Rational number, Primary (astronomy), Primary education, Psychology, Mathematics, Pedagogy, Pure mathematics

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