WAYS TO IMPROVE STUDENTS' KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS ABOUT FRACTIONS AND FRACTIONS
Keywords:
Fractions education, conceptual understanding, hands-on learning, real-world applications, technology integration, differentiated instruction, formative assessment.Abstract
This article examines effective strategies for improving students' knowledge and skills in fractions. Emphasizing conceptual understanding, hands-on activities, real-world applications, technology integration, differentiated instruction, and effective assessment, it highlights various approaches to enhance learning. By building a strong foundational understanding and encouraging a growth mindset, teachers can create a supportive environment that fosters a deep comprehension of fractions. These methodologies aim to prepare students for more advanced mathematical concepts and promote long-term success in mathematics education.
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