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That just sounds like a direct result of not memorizing the prefix orders; not of anything related to actual understanding (or failing thereof). What happens i
by setr 8y ago
That just sounds like a direct result of not memorizing the prefix orders; not of anything related to actual understanding (or failing thereof).
What happens if you give him a reference sheet? (I have little experience teaching kids but I’m a firm believer in that the only good test is one where all the puzzle pieces are provided; its the composition thats worth testing, knowing the pieces by heart is just to speed things up)
- simion314 8y agoIt is not that, he knows that 1Km=1000m and 1m=100 cm, the issue is when you want to transform Km in cm or reverse, I assume he memorized how to do it in school but it was not natural, did not understand it and at home it applied the things he learned but in reverse. What surprised me was that he could not realize how absurd the results are. A thing I learned by doing the homeworks with my son is that is also easy to think that the child learned/understood your nice explanations/graphics/examples he does all the exercises/problems correct and then 1 week later he won't be able to do the exercises again, so I will repeat them again after 1 or 2 weeks to make sure he still knows how to do it. This may be different with other children or different teachers