Question

The general method used for calculation in school is ( i) graphics Method (ii) pictorial method (iii) elimination method (iv) conventional method​

Answer 1

Answer:

pictorial method

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Answer 2

(ii) Pictorial method

• Pictorial is the “seeing” stage. Here, visual representations of concrete objects are used to model problems.
• Pupils are introduced to a new mathematical concept through the use of concrete resources (e.g. fruit, rulers, blocks, etc).
• When they are comfortable solving problems with physical aids, they are given problems with pictures – usually pictorial representations of the concrete objects they were using. Then they are asked to solve problems where they only have the abstract i.e. numbers or other symbols.
• Building these steps across a lesson can help pupils better understand the relationship between numbers and the real world, and therefore helps secure their understanding of the mathematical concept they are learning.
• This stage encourages children to make a mental connection between the physical object they just handled and the abstract pictures, diagrams, or models that represent the objects from the problem.

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