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Learning Disabilities
Theories, Diagnosis, and Teaching Strategies
, Ninth Edition
Janet W. Lerner, Northeastern Illinois University
Chapter Activities
Chapter 14: Mathematics
Matching Exercise


Match the items to one of the choices in the selection boxes below them.

1. At this level of math learning, children use actual materials to work out math problems.


2. A medically oriented word that describes a severe disability in learning and using math


3. A sequence of numbers along a straight line that allows students to manage conputations directly.


4.  The aspect of the number system that assigns specific signifcance to the position a digit holds in a number.


5.  At this level of math learning, students use tallies to represent the concrete object.


6.  At this level of math learning, students use only numbers to work with math problems.


7.  In this approach to mathematics learning, children create their own solutions to math problems.


8. Quantitative concepts, such as up-down, over-under, top-bottom.


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