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From: Ilana <ilbarhay@hotmail.com>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2004101217:25:02
Subject: Re: Re: A different way to subtract than normally taught.
I use a different method. I told my daughter to name it so that she
would think of it as her own. She called it the "ten and minus method"
Here it is:
34-18
1. so get the 18 to the nearest multiple of ten which her is 20. So
we added 2
2. From 20 to 30 is 10
and to 34 it is 10+4 which is 14
3. 14+2 = 16
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