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NYSTCE: Students with Disabilities Exam Prep

Category - Promoting Student Learning

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Second grader Kyle has a conceptual deficit which makes it difficult for him to internalize and remember math concepts. Which of the following strategies might help him?

Worksheets with numerous problems
Flash-card drills
Math competitions
Using counters (such as beans, blocks, small toys, or candies) to add and subtract

Explanation

Answer: D-Using physical objects such as counters is often the best way to help children with conceptual or visual deficits to internalize and remember math concepts.

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