Realistic Mathematics Education Fits with Which View

question 98

Multiple Choice

Realistic mathematics education fits with which view?

• A) Children must learn basic operations before they learn how to apply the operations.
• B) An understanding of broad mathematical concepts is more important than the ability to carry out a sequence of actions to solve a problem.
• C) Children learn basic math skills best when they are linked with real-world problems.
• D) Drill and practice strategies give children the repeated practice necessary to acquire basic math skills.

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