Mathematics and the Use of Manipulatives
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2021-04
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University of Hawaiʻi — West Oʻahu
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It is clear that manipulatives are especially helpful to enlighten students rather than as a support in math lessons. Manipulatives help students make mathematical connections to a concept they can physically explore.
It also provides them the opportunity to engage in deeper sense making and build their problem-solving skills. While there is no relationship between the use of manipulatives and students’ math achievement, there is a positive relationship between manipulative use and students’ math learning (Uribe-Flórez & Wilkins, 2016).
It also provides them the opportunity to engage in deeper sense making and build their problem-solving skills. While there is no relationship between the use of manipulatives and students’ math achievement, there is a positive relationship between manipulative use and students’ math learning (Uribe-Flórez & Wilkins, 2016).
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A student presentation to the Spring 2021 Student Research and Creative Works Symposium.
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