All of the following statements regarding algebra are true, EXCEPT:
a. algebraic thinking can be seen on all grade levels as we move toward a problem solving emphasis in math.
b. concrete thinkers generally do poorly in algebra, while more abstract thinkers generally do well.
c. strong skills in algebra are necessary to develop higher level critical math skills needed in most workplaces today.
d. using algebraic symbols, graphs, equations, etc., students learn to represent and analyze mathematical situations and see relationships between numbers.
Question 2
Success in algebra requires students to be able to do all of the following, EXCEPT:
a. understand properties of numbers and recognize patterns.
b. identify symbols and understand the related language.
c. use reasoning abilities.
d. easily see pictures and shapes, or have visual spatial intelligence.
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