Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
metend rekenen
English translation:
applied arithmetic
Added to glossary by
Alexander Schleber (X)
Jul 8, 2008 15:45
15 yrs ago
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Dutch term
metend rekenen
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Education / Pedagogy
"Bij metend rekenen en vraagstukken speelt de talige aard van de opdracht haar parten."
A text about dyslexia.
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A text about dyslexia.
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Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | applied arithmetic | drboer |
3 +1 | measurement | Sabine Piens |
4 | counting as you measure | L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen |
2 | geometrical number work | Max Nuijens |
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applied arithmetic
"Rekenen" refers to the subject taught at (elementary) school, I think arithmetic is the best translation for this. It doesn't involve true mathematics, it's really a simple form of calculus. I added applied, because 'metend' is used to indicate that the problems represent real-life situations that require some calculations. HTH!
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geometrical number work
would be the equivalent of meetkundig rekenen. But I suppose this is about a dyslectic child in primary school so perhaps this is an overdressed solution.
measuring number work would be an alternative, but I dont know if it is correct to say this.
Simply "number work" perhaps would do.
measuring number work would be an alternative, but I dont know if it is correct to say this.
Simply "number work" perhaps would do.
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39 mins
measurement
In primary schools in Belgium, we make a difference between geometry ("meetkunde") dealing with size and shape, and measurement ("metend rekenen") dealing with length, mass, time, etc.
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counting as you measure
This is about adding as you "go along". Our son (IQ 74), among many other problems, is also dyslexics. When he was young, I made him measure say 8 cm and then 5 on top of that and then made him "discover" that the two together added to 13.
Anyhow, this is how I managed to give him some insight into "rekenen". For what it's worth...
Anyhow, this is how I managed to give him some insight into "rekenen". For what it's worth...
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