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Comparison of traditional and Common Core math methods for subtraction, highlighting the correct Common Core approach.

A comparison of "The Old Way" and "The Common Core Way" for solving 32 - 12, showing the traditional method crossed out as incorrect and the Common Core method with step-by-step addition leading to the correct answer of 20.

A comparison of "The Old Way" and "The Common Core Way" for solving 32 - 12, showing the traditional method crossed out as incorrect and the Common Core method with step-by-step addition leading to the correct answer of 20.

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