October 2024

Volume 07 Issue 10 October 2024
Some Measures to Develop Abstract and Generalizing Thinking for 4th-Grade Students in Teaching the Topic of Calculations with Fractions
1Huong Le Thi Thu, 2Huong Vu Linh
1Thai Nguyen University of Education, Faculty of Primary Education, Vietnam
2Van Phuc Primary School. Hanoi, Vietnam
DOI : https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v7-i10-85

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ABSTRACT

Developing abstract and generalizing thinking is an important skill that helps people approach problems more comprehensively, creatively, and effectively in study, work, and life. In the modern world, we often face large and complex amounts of information. The ability to abstract helps us filter out unnecessary details, focusing only on important factors. Generalization helps us simplify information, making them easier to understand and manage. Grade 4 Math has a lot of potential to develop abstract and generalizing thinking for students.This article proposes some measures to train students' abstract and generalizing thinking in teaching the topic of fraction operations in grade 4. These are also some suggestions for managers and teachers of primary schools in Vietnam to improve the quality of teaching Mathematics in general.

KEYWORDS:

Mathematical, Thinking, Abstract and Generalizing Thinking, Calculations with Fractions, Primary School.

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