분수6: 개념으로 이해하는 비례식과 그 활용!

#Propertiesoffractions, #Propertiesofratios, #Propertiesofproportions If you think about it a little, you'll realize that the properties of ratios and proportions taught in textbooks don't explain the reasons behind them, nor are they concepts. Therefore, rather than forcing children to memorize them, we should explain them as concepts. And since ratios can be converted to fractions, understanding them as concepts is actually easier. Converting ratios to fractions allows students to explain the properties of ratios and proportions, all using the properties of fractions and equations, the most important properties in mathematics. This approach ensures long-term, conceptual learning. Sixth grade is a time to utilize fractions learned in fifth grade. Therefore, explaining and understanding them using fractions is an easy task for children. However, textbooks often force students to memorize everything as if they're learning something new. Therefore, most of the things taught in sixth grade—ratios, ratios, proportions, proportional distribution, and even most properties of decimals—can be easily understood by students simply by converting them to fractions. However, many people are studying incorrectly, memorizing and then forgetting properties of ratios and proportions without even understanding their rationale. If you don't learn the concepts, it may seem fine in the short term. Memorizing only the properties of ratios and proportions to solve immediate problems means you won't practice the properties of fractions sufficiently in the long run, which will make high school difficult. Furthermore, in middle school, you won't be able to convert proportions into equations or connect them to direct or inverse proportions, forcing you to continue studying by memorizing. Joan Ho-Yeonsan Official Website: http://joanholab.com/ Joan Ho-Yeonsan Official Blog: https://blog.naver.com/joanhomaths Joan Ho-Yeonsan Official Instagram: anho._.jo Joan Ho-Yeonsan Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...