Nov 25, 2014
Having difficulty with fractions? Watch this short introduction to fractions using pie charts that will make them easy to evaluate!
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Having difficulty with fractions? Watch this short introduction to fractions using pie charts that will make them easy to evaluate!
UNDERSTANDING FRACTIONS
1. Uses of Fractions
to make one wonder to distance one's self to wish for to want (expression of) to represent limitation to close off an exit to empty part-way to leave ajar
2. Language of Fractions
half/whole if any/few (distractions, for instance) absent/in the same room as touching lightly/pressed together
3. Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
the room loses an entrance
the body loses a hand
the person enters, leaving the door ajar
4. Different Names for the Same Fractional Number
a wish granted but only partially (a wish made and partially granted) "Don't leave now, it's only __o'clock" "I must leave, it's already __o'clock" a trick of memory a way to avoid disaster/embarrassment abandonment/regret r.s. armstrong