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Write down two more reasons why children consider 'division' difficult. Regarding the first reason given above, one of fie few division related experiences that the child perhaps does have is that of 'sharing out' objects among her friends. She may have also noticed that 'siring' sometimes means 'sharing into equal parts', though it is not so in many cases (for example, when someone asks you to share her food, it need not mean that she shall give you exactly half of her food).

 


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