: Conceptual understanding of properties of operations is an important element of algebraic thinking in primary school. Mathematical processes should be focused rather than mathematical products starting from primary school. The purpose of this study was to examine the Year Five pupils' understanding of relationship between addition and subtraction. Researchers utilized quantitative approach to investigate Year Five pupils' conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction. Pencil and paper based assessment consisting of three items was employed to collect the data. The three items comprised direction of change and relationship between addition and subtraction items. The three items also consist of reasoning sections. This article repor...
This study investigated the conceptual understanding that low-attaining children have and are able t...
International audienceAbstract Background In several countries, children's math skills have been dec...
Two intervention studies are described. Both were designed to study the effects of teaching children...
The purpose of this study is to investigate how the teaching of mathematics is reflected in the stud...
In learning mathematics, children must master fundamental logical relationships, including the inver...
In learning mathematics, children must master fundamental logical relationships, including the inver...
During the past two decades we investigated elementary school children’s use of a highly valued stra...
Fractions remain predominantly one of the most challenging topics to teach and learn. Brunei Darussa...
(Special Issue). Mathematical Thinking and Learning, 11(1-2), 1-112.Volume 11 of Mathematical Thinki...
This study was designed to investigate issues connected with the teaching of subtraction during the ...
The Fraction is a material that is very important for students to learn in elementary school, but va...
This study investigated the relationships between Piagetian logical reasoning abilities with an info...
The research of inter- and intra-individual differences in arithmetical development has revealed not...
This dissertation reports the results of a teaching experiment, which explored student thinking abou...
The present study involved investigating knowledge and use of the addition-subtraction complement pr...
This study investigated the conceptual understanding that low-attaining children have and are able t...
International audienceAbstract Background In several countries, children's math skills have been dec...
Two intervention studies are described. Both were designed to study the effects of teaching children...
The purpose of this study is to investigate how the teaching of mathematics is reflected in the stud...
In learning mathematics, children must master fundamental logical relationships, including the inver...
In learning mathematics, children must master fundamental logical relationships, including the inver...
During the past two decades we investigated elementary school children’s use of a highly valued stra...
Fractions remain predominantly one of the most challenging topics to teach and learn. Brunei Darussa...
(Special Issue). Mathematical Thinking and Learning, 11(1-2), 1-112.Volume 11 of Mathematical Thinki...
This study was designed to investigate issues connected with the teaching of subtraction during the ...
The Fraction is a material that is very important for students to learn in elementary school, but va...
This study investigated the relationships between Piagetian logical reasoning abilities with an info...
The research of inter- and intra-individual differences in arithmetical development has revealed not...
This dissertation reports the results of a teaching experiment, which explored student thinking abou...
The present study involved investigating knowledge and use of the addition-subtraction complement pr...
This study investigated the conceptual understanding that low-attaining children have and are able t...
International audienceAbstract Background In several countries, children's math skills have been dec...
Two intervention studies are described. Both were designed to study the effects of teaching children...