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Adding It Up: Helping Children Learn Mathematics

(9780309218955) - Teacher training - Paperback / softback - National Academies Press - ISBN: 9780309218955 - Pages: 460 pages

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Adding It Up examines how students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade learn mathematics, and suggests ways that teaching methods, curricula, and teacher training should be revised to enhance mathematics learning during these crucial years. The committee pinpoints five interconnected elements of mathematical proficiency and describes how students acquire this expertise.

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National Academies Press
ISBN
National Academies Press 0309218950
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2014961

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Teacher training
Format
Paperback, softback
ISBN
9780309218955
Pages
460 pages
Publisher
National Academies Press
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