When children are learning basic addition facts, they can reduce the learning demands by:
A)concentrating on the 20 to 30 hard facts.
B)learning strategies that apply to many facts.
C)memorizing only 2 or 3 facts each day.
D)writing each fact 20 times.

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Learning strategies that apply to many facts can help children understand the underlying concepts of addition and reduce the number of individual facts they need to memorize. It also helps them save time and effort in the long run. The other choices may not be as effective or efficient in reducing learning demands.

When Children Are Learning Basic Addition Facts, They Can Reduce