How does the text recommend introducing the concept of a remainder to students?
What will be an ideal response?
The teacher writes a division problem on the board and has the students read it. The teacher then draws lines representing the dividend. For example, for 13 divided by 5, the teacher would draw 13 lines. Then, the teacher would ask the students for the number in each smaller group and begin drawing circles around groups of 5 lines. After circling two groups of five lines, the teacher would point out that he cannot circle the last lines because there are not five lines. The teacher would tell the students that only two groups can be created and the three lines that are left are called the remainder.
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What will be an ideal response?