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Fractions: completed with hints.
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Fractions: completed with hints.
The learner worked through the idea with help. This is not an independent score.
Fractions: 2 of 3 first attempts correct.
Next: revisit equal-sized parts before adding fractions. Use a fraction bar, then explain the calculation.
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Draw a strip with four equal parts. Shade two parts for ½, then one more for ¼. Ask your learner why the result is ¾, not 2/6.
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