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Benefits of addition and subtraction in 50 years of youth bridging learning
Bridging learning of addition and subtraction for children under the age of 50 can cultivate mathematical concepts and calculation ability, and develop logical thinking and problem-solving ability.

1. Cultivate mathematical concepts and computing ability: By learning addition and subtraction within 50 years, children can be helped to establish basic mathematical concepts.

2. Develop logical thinking and problem-solving ability: Learning addition and subtraction requires children to use logical thinking and reasoning ability to solve problems through calculation and analysis. This is helpful to cultivate logical thinking ability, improve problem-solving ability and flexibility of mathematical thinking.

Learning mathematics is not only to master calculation skills, but also to cultivate children's mathematical thinking, logical thinking and problem-solving ability.