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“Teachers need to try and make the formal system as informal as possible.” Give three suggestions for doing this, and any problems you foresee in doing this, in the context of teaching Class 6 children mathematics. 

25 Apr 2023
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Three suggestions for making the formal system of teaching mathematics as informal as possible for Class 6 children:

1. Real-World Applications: Integrate real-world examples and practical applications into the mathematics curriculum. Relate mathematical concepts to everyday situations that are familiar to the students. For instance, when teaching fractions, use objects or visuals that the children encounter in their daily lives, such as pizza slices or measuring cups. This approach helps students connect _____ _______ ____ ________ __________ ____ ___ ______ _______ ______ ______.
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