This paper is Concerned with the role of meaning and understanding in the acquisition of computational skill in subtraction. Evidence on the syntactic nature of subtraction errors is reviewed, with common "bugi " described. Then, data c011ected from interviews with four children are summarized in terms of their Semantics of concrete representations of the base system, procedures for adding.and subtracting with concrete representations, semantics of the writing code, procedures for written subtraction and'addition, and mapping. Finally, linking syntax and semantics and why mapping works are discuSsed. (MNS) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that,can be made. *. from the original document. U.S. DEPADTMENT OF EDUCATIO
(Special Issue). Mathematical Thinking and Learning, 11(1-2), 1-112.Volume 11 of Mathematical Thinki...
Three studies were conducted in order to determine the source and frequency of children\u27s difficu...
The study focused on the errors and misconceptions that learners manifest in the addition and subtra...
Many errors in arithmetical computation are not random or careless; they are learned and have become...
r This document reports on'thé initiartglase of a project investigating how to relate formamath...
Many errors in arithmetical computation are systematic; they are learned and have become habitual. T...
The second National Assessment of Education Progress (Carpenter, et al., 1981) mathematics assessmen...
Pupils' mistakes, if suitably analysed, may give useful suggestions for improving the teaching/learn...
Pupils' mistakes, if suitably analysed, may give useful suggestions for improving the teaching/learn...
This study was designed to investigate issues connected with the teaching of subtraction during the ...
The study was designed to test the effects of a structured intervention in teaching children to repr...
The purpose of this study is to investigate how the teaching of mathematics is reflected in the stud...
The study was designed to test the effects of a structured intervention in teaching children to repr...
International audienceThe question of teaching a standard written algorithm for the four arithmetica...
This study was designed to identify individual differences predicting competence in solving written ...
(Special Issue). Mathematical Thinking and Learning, 11(1-2), 1-112.Volume 11 of Mathematical Thinki...
Three studies were conducted in order to determine the source and frequency of children\u27s difficu...
The study focused on the errors and misconceptions that learners manifest in the addition and subtra...
Many errors in arithmetical computation are not random or careless; they are learned and have become...
r This document reports on'thé initiartglase of a project investigating how to relate formamath...
Many errors in arithmetical computation are systematic; they are learned and have become habitual. T...
The second National Assessment of Education Progress (Carpenter, et al., 1981) mathematics assessmen...
Pupils' mistakes, if suitably analysed, may give useful suggestions for improving the teaching/learn...
Pupils' mistakes, if suitably analysed, may give useful suggestions for improving the teaching/learn...
This study was designed to investigate issues connected with the teaching of subtraction during the ...
The study was designed to test the effects of a structured intervention in teaching children to repr...
The purpose of this study is to investigate how the teaching of mathematics is reflected in the stud...
The study was designed to test the effects of a structured intervention in teaching children to repr...
International audienceThe question of teaching a standard written algorithm for the four arithmetica...
This study was designed to identify individual differences predicting competence in solving written ...
(Special Issue). Mathematical Thinking and Learning, 11(1-2), 1-112.Volume 11 of Mathematical Thinki...
Three studies were conducted in order to determine the source and frequency of children\u27s difficu...
The study focused on the errors and misconceptions that learners manifest in the addition and subtra...