The Psychology of the Common Branches
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Addition and subtraction differ from the other two processes in that in them we deal with un- equal groups. When we separate a group into a num- ber of smaller groups, in division, we obtain groups which are of equal size. In the same way, when we multiply, we take the same group a number of times 202 PSYCHOLOGY OF COMMON BRANCHES until we arrive at the larger group which results from this multiplication. This fact of the equality of the groups in multiplication and division would seem to make ...these processes simpler than those of addition and subtraction.
Addition and subtraction are probably simpler to the child. On the other hand, addition and subtrac- tion may be carried on one step at a time, as when we have four and add one to it, or when we add two to four. In this case it is necessary to keep in mind the first number and the number which is added and the resulting number. When we multiply, we have to keep in mind the number of the smaller groups, the number of groups which are taken, and the final result.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Addition and subtraction differ from the other two processes in that in them we deal with un- equal groups. When we separate a group into a num- ber of smaller groups, in division, we obtain groups which are of equal size. In the same way, when we multiply, we take the same group a number of times 202 PSYCHOLOGY OF COMMON BRANCHES until we arrive at the larger group which results from this multiplication. This fact of the equality of the groups in multiplication and division would seem to make ...these processes simpler than those of addition and subtraction.
Addition and subtraction are probably simpler to the child. On the other hand, addition and subtrac- tion may be carried on one step at a time, as when we have four and add one to it, or when we add two to four. In this case it is necessary to keep in mind the first number and the number which is added and the resulting number. When we multiply, we have to keep in mind the number of the smaller groups, the number of groups which are taken, and the final result.
What to read after The Psychology of the Common Branches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman, Frank N. (Frank Nugent), B. 1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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