Exam 8: Developing Concepts of Number
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While participating in a Piaget-type interview on number, five-year-old Ryan seems puzzled about whether the red checkers and black checkers are the same. He pairs them up, rearranges them, and lines them again. This behavior is typical of a student who is:
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Patterns can be represented in many ways. Which of the following is an ABAC pattern?
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