Children's Use of Arithmetic Shortcuts: The Role of Attitudes in Strategy Choice


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K. M. Robinson, A.K. Dubé
Child Development Research, vol. 3, 2012

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Robinson, K. M., & Dubé, A. K. (2012). Children's Use of Arithmetic Shortcuts: The Role of Attitudes in Strategy Choice. Child Development Research, 3.


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Robinson, K. M., and A.K. Dubé. “Children's Use of Arithmetic Shortcuts: The Role of Attitudes in Strategy Choice.” Child Development Research 3 (2012).


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Robinson, K. M., and A. K. Dubé. “Children's Use of Arithmetic Shortcuts: The Role of Attitudes in Strategy Choice.” Child Development Research, vol. 3, 2012.


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@article{k2012a,
  title = {Children's Use of Arithmetic Shortcuts: The Role of Attitudes in Strategy Choice},
  year = {2012},
  journal = {Child Development Research},
  volume = {3},
  author = {Robinson, K. M. and Dubé, A.K.}
}

Abstract

Current models of strategy choice do not account for children's attitudes towards different problem solving strategies. Grade 2, 3, and 4 students solved three sets of three-term addition problems. On inversion problems (e.g., 4


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