Author Question: All of the statements below relate students' understanding of the equal sign EXCEPT: (Read 116 times)

robinn137 · **on:** Feb 18, 2021

Question 1

All of the following are examples of algebraic thinking a young student would demonstrate in kindergarten EXCEPT:
◦ Acting out a situation.
◦ Recognizing patterns in sounds (clapping).
◦ Applying properties of addition.
◦ Adding and subtracting with fingers.

Question 2

All of the statements below relate students' understanding of the equal sign EXCEPT:
◦ Understanding or confusion with the equal sign does not usually cause difficulties understanding the process of solving equations.
◦ Because of their early experiences, many students tend to believe the equal sign represents "and the answer is."
◦ The equal sign is one of the principle methods of representing important relationships within the number system.
◦ The equal function can be represented concretely by a number balance scale, which can lead to deeper conceptual understanding.

carolinefletcherr · **Reply #1 on:** Feb 18, 2021

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