The three stages of learning any mathematical concept are:

concrete, pictorial and abstract

In the pictorial stage, children are able to:

see a picture of objects and understand that it represents real objects

To promote the development of classification concepts, educators can

noting and analysing specific attributes

The abstract stage means that a child can look at a sum

written in number symbols, & add them without concrete objects or pictures

Classifying and sorting is important for:

developing numerical concepts and the ability to group numbers and sets

the ability to instantaneously recognize the number of objects in a group

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1
The three stages of learning any mathematical concept are:
concrete, visual, graphic
addition, substraction, division
pictorial, abstract and mystical
concrete, pictorial and abstract
2
In the pictorial stage, children are able to:
understand that pictures mean a thousand words
see a picture of objects and understand that it represents real objects
able to discern that through pictures it opens up the world to children
grasp from the pictures that it represents reality
3
In the concrete stage, children need to physically experience a
challenge
concept
thoughtfulness
understanding
4
To promote the development of classification concepts, educators can
by grouping students into different levels of ability
distribute various mathematical devices
noting and analysing specific attributes
continue to encourage the child to understand
5
The National Council of Teachers identified five components that characterise number sense. Which is one of them?
number magnitude
additon
working out how to count to 20
ordering patterns
6
In mathematics, a sequence is an ordered list of numbers that often follow:
a specific pattern or function
is a fancy word that I don't know what it means
a recognised standard of patterns
a list of number order
7
What are some skills for early math development?
Basic operations of number functioning
working out how to do calculus
adding one plus one
Basic number relationships
8
The abstract stage means that a child can look at a sum
and apply simple mathemathics principles
and solve it easily
can discern what a number is without processing
written in number symbols, & add them without concrete objects or pictures
9
Classifying and sorting is important for:
assisting the child to understand that patterns exist
helping the child to grasp that mathematics is simple
developing numerical concepts and the ability to group numbers and sets
it is something that as educators do to annoy children
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Subitizing is:
the ability to instantaneously recognize the number of objects in a group
being able to divide the number of whole numbers
discerning how many groups there are
deciphing how many coins in a group

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