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39300	Thorndike, Edward L. (Edward Lee)	The Psychology of Arithmetic			.txt	text/plain	89248	7391	81	school drills in addition and in short division in the form of practice arithmetic--the so-called fundamentals--in solving problems should mean To apply arithmetic to a problem a pupil must understand what (1) Working knowledge of the meanings of numbers as names for certain MEASUREMENTS OF ABILITY IN APPLIED ARITHMETIC: THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS arithmetic to which work with large numbers in low grades does somewhat the assurance that a problem helps the pupil to learn arithmetic is as sort that the pupil may come to think of a problem in applied arithmetic arithmetical problems in school usually assists the pupil to the extent arithmetical work by pupils in grade 8. It is well for a pupil who has learned (1) the meanings of the numbers have pupils in the problem-attitude when they are studying arithmetic is more ability in arithmetic, or, in other words, that the pupil who is	./cache/39300.txt	./txt/39300.txt