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Suppose you are teaching a child addition of decimal fractions, according to the constructivist model. In this context,
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When teaching a child the addition of decimal fractions according to the constructivist model, the focus is on enabling the child to construct their own understanding rather than simply memorizing rules. The first step is to connect the concept of decimal fractions to the child’s existing knowledge of whole numbers and fractions. Using concrete materials, such as base-ten blocks or decimal grids, allows the child to visualize the quantities involved. For example, a child can see that 0.3 represents three-tenths and 0.4 represents four-tenths, and when combined, they form seven-tenths, or 0.7.
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