The Following Abilities of School-Age Children Are True EXCEPT

question 90

Multiple Choice

The following abilities of school-age children are true EXCEPT

• A) by 6 or 7, many children can count in their heads.
• B) the ability to add numbers appears before subtraction.
• C) the ability to estimate does not change significantly during middle childhood.
• D) children become more adept with age at solving story problems.

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