Education · Mathematics Pedagogy
A common error often encountered when children are asked to add two fractions is that they add the numerator with the numerator and the denominator with the denominator. What is the most likely reason for such a misconception?
- 1Lack of conceptual understanding on the part of the teacher
- 2Lack of attention of students in the class
- 3Overgeneralization of facts learned in the addition of whole numbers applied to fractions✓
- 4Non-availability of adequate teaching-learning materials
Correct answer
Overgeneralization of facts learned in the addition of whole numbers applied to fractions
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