Linking multiplication and division in helpful ways for children

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Downton, Ann. (2011). Linking multiplication and division in helpful ways for children. Prime Number. 26(4), pp. 3 - 6.
AuthorsDownton, Ann
Abstract

Multiplication and division are important ideas in the primary years. Providing opportunities for students to build up and share a range of efficient strategies for different problem types can make teaching these topics highly enjoyable, challenging and successful in Years 3 and 4.

Year2011
JournalPrime Number
Journal citation26 (4), pp. 3 - 6
PublisherMathematical Association of Victoria.
ISSN0816-9349
Page range3 - 6
Research GroupSchool of Education
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