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Reply to "No doing well with Common Core, but we'll with Singapore math"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Umm...I don't understand why you posted the above example as bad? 2 of those problems show a way to add to 7 (which is not the same as taking 7 apart), and one shows how to take apart 8, the one the teacher circled is an example of taking apart 7 (which is when you start with the number 7 and subtract a smaller number). [/quote] Are you kidding? How is 7=6+1 not taking apart 7? "To take apart" means to separate into two or more parts. It doesn't say anything about "+" or "-".[/quote] +1 The language is confusing, as it has been on just about all the examples shown of worksheets purported to implement the CC curriculum. We could split hairs and say that 7-1=6 is taking apart 7, while 6+1=7 is 7 taken apart, but the differences in these language nuances would be difficult for a first grader to discern. Seeing examples of these worksheets ha been very disheartening. The children deserve better. [/quote] 7=6+1 is putting together 7, just as 6+1=7 is putting together 7. 7-1=6 is taking apart 7. You're right that this is a language issue and that you are confused by the language, and I think it would help if you asked the teacher to explain the language they are using in math class.[/quote]
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