How Manipulatives in the Classroom Engage Students in Learning

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Mindish, Catherine

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2021-05-01

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manipulative , benefits , education , engagement , Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Special Education and Teaching

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Art of Teaching Thesis - Written

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The use of manipulatives inside the classroom at any age benefits the students in a variety of ways. This research examined different lesson plans, professional literature, and discussions on both the benefits and challenges of teaching with manipulatives. Ultimately this study finds that manipulatives benefit students, by supporting the development of skills they will use inside and outside of the classroom. Additionally, because manipulatives foster engagement in the learning process, teachers will reap additional benefits and students develop a positive attitude toward learning.

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