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P-ISSN 1945-7502
E-ISSN 1945-7448
Volume 5, No 1, August 2012
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2012August 01, 2012 PDT

The Development of Chinese Students’ Understanding of the Concept of Fractions From Fifth to Eighth Grade

Chunhui Liu, Ziqiang Xin, Xia Li,
fraction conceptmisconceptionwhole number bias
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Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2012

Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2012
  • Estimation Skills of Chinese and Polish Grade 6 Students on Pure Fraction Tasks
    Weiping LiuHeinz Neber
  • The Impact of Using Geometers’ Sketchpad on Malaysian Students’ Achievement and Van Hiele Geometric Thinking
    Noraini Idris
  • Feature of Cross-Culture in the Interacting Neighbors Model: Neighborhood-Consistency Effects
    Mingliang Zhang
  • The Development of Chinese Students’ Understanding of the Concept of Fractions From Fifth to Eighth Grade
    Chunhui LiuZiqiang XinXia Li
  • Survey of Primary Students’ Mathematical Representation Status and Study on the Teaching Model of Mathematical Representation
    Liu Zhe
  • What Constitutes Good Mathematics Teaching in Mainland China: Perspectives From Nine Junior Middle School Teachers
    Xinrong Yang
  • Teachers’ Perception Toward Mathematics Teaching Innovation in Indonesian Junior High School: An Exploratory Factor Analysis
    Turmudi -
  • Unpacking Preservice Teachers’ Beliefs: A Look at Language and Culture in the Context of the Mathematics Education of English Learners
    Laura McLemanAnthony Fernandes
  • A Study on High School Mathematics Teachers’ Mathematics Professional Literacy: What Does High Quality Mathematics Teaching Need?
    Qinhua Fang
  • A Research of the Influence of Teaching Understanding of Solid Geometry on Mathematics Teaching
    Xiaoping ZengXici Xici Wang
  • Changes in Equality Problem Types Across Four Decades in Four Second and Sixth Grade Textbook Series
    Mary Margaret CapraroRayya YounesSunYoung HanKayla Gardner
  • A Quantitative Comparative Study on the Degree of Difficulty of the Curriculum of “Space and Graph” in New Textbooks in China
    Weizhong ZhangLihong Huang
  • Survey on Current Situation of Undergraduates' Mathematics Learning in China
    Lianhua NingXiaomin HeHaiyue Jin
  • Table of Contents
    Zhonghe Wu
Journal of Mathematics Education
Liu, C., Xin, Z., & Li, X. (2012). The Development of Chinese Students’ Understanding of the Concept of Fractions From Fifth to Eighth Grade. Journal of Mathematics Education, 5(1), 45–62.
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