1989
DOI: 10.2307/749095
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Conceptual Bases of Arithmetic Errors: The Case of Decimal Fractions

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“…A variety of studies have shown that many students have difficulty mastering decimals and have common and persistent misconceptions [16,17,18], as well as problems that extend into adulthood [19,20]. For instance, students often treat decimals as if they are whole numbers (e.g.…”
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“…A variety of studies have shown that many students have difficulty mastering decimals and have common and persistent misconceptions [16,17,18], as well as problems that extend into adulthood [19,20]. For instance, students often treat decimals as if they are whole numbers (e.g.…”
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“…RITTLE- JOHNSON, 2015;RESNICK et al, 1989;STACEY, 2003) e que podem persistir até à vida adulta (e.g., VAMVAKOUSSI; VAN DOOREN;VERSCHAFFEL, 2012), o que é revelador da importância da compreensão de numeral decimal 3 .…”
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“…Following up on that earlier work. Resnick et al (1989) showed that the errorful rules for comparing decimal fractions could be classified into two basic categories. One class of errors applied a whole number rule in which rules for comparing whole numbers were incorrectly applied to the fractional part of a number.…”
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