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The development of semantic categories for addition and subtraction

Research conducted in several countries has shown consistent patterns of performance on ‘change’, ‘combine’ and ‘compare’ word problems involving addition and subtraction. This paper interprets these findings within a theoretical framework that emphasizes the development of empirical, logical and mathematical knowledge.

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