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Why use small numbers with young children?

ATo avoid cognitive overload
BTo make tests last longer
CTo skip counting practice
DTo teach fractions first
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. To avoid cognitive overload
1. The paper says limited quantities and smaller numbers prevent overloading the child's cognitive capacity. 2. That capacity is then used for mastering logical skills at the early stage. 3. Longer tests, skipping counting or fractions first are not benefits it names. _Source: NCERT National Focus Group Position Paper on Teaching of Mathematics, 6.1.2 Number and number operations_
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