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vagus [′vā·gəs]
(anatomy)
The tenth cranial nerve; either of a pair of sensory and motor nerves forming an important part of the parasympathetic system in vertebrates.
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Conceptual understandings about whole numbers are important for children to be able to apply their understandings toward solving procedural and word problem tasks (Hecht 2002, 2006; Hecht, Close, & Santisi, 2003; Hecht, Vagi, & Torgesen, 2007).
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For example, Hecht, Vagi, and Torgesen (2007) described a line of research investigating students' understanding and computational skill with fractions.
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