Ten practical tips for making fractions come alive and make sense

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Clarke, Doug, Roche, Anne and Mitchell, Annie. (2008). Ten practical tips for making fractions come alive and make sense. Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School. 13(7), pp. 373 - 380.

Authors	Clarke, Doug, Roche, Anne and Mitchell, Annie
Year	2008
Journal	Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School
Journal citation	13 (7), pp. 373 - 380
Publisher	National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
ISSN	1072-0839
Page range	373 - 380
Place of publication	United States of America of America

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