Session 10: Classroom Case Studies Grades k-2

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Notes for Session 10, Grades K-2, Part D

Note 7

You may be puzzled by this series of subtraction problems, as well you should! After working on Problems D1-D5, you may notice that in certain problems -- where students "see" the pattern and then mindlessly fill in numbers that satisfy the pattern -- the mathematical thinking and reasoning gets lost.

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