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, 2011 Numeracy - multiplication - powerpoint presentation on multiples, and allowing the learner to add their answers on an interactive board.
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Influence of the Home Learning Environment on The Literacy and Numeracy Skills of Preschool Learners
This study examined the influence of the home literacy environment on the literacy and numeracy skills of preschool learners at Tungkop Elementary School as the basis for an action plan. It specifically determined the status of the home literacy environment, the learners' literacy and numeracy skills, and the relationships among these variables.
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Abilità numeriche e home numeracy environment: uno studio sui toddlers
Gli esseri umani possono stimare rapidamente e approssimativamente le quantità grazie a un senso dei numeri intuitivo, astratto e flessibile (Dehaene, 2011). Questo è presente sin dai primi giorni di vita del neonato (Halberda & Odic, 2015). Numerosi studi, nel corso degli anni, hanno confermato che i bambini possiedono una sensibilità numerica ...
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The home numeracy environment of Latine families: A mixed methods measurement development study.
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The home math environment: More than numeracy
Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2020Abstract The goal of the current study is to develop a more complete understanding of the early home math environment, encompassing both numeracy and non-numeracy aspects of that environment. Parents of preschoolers (n = 63) were surveyed about their support of three components of early mathematics knowledge (i.e., numeracy, spatial, and pattern) as ...
Bethany Rittle-Johnson, Erica Zippert
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Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2023
A growing body of research has examined parents' practices to support their young children's number learning at home, i.e., the home numeracy environment. Many of these studies focus on formal and informal domains of numeracy activities, which are inconsistently defined and related to children's math learning.
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A growing body of research has examined parents' practices to support their young children's number learning at home, i.e., the home numeracy environment. Many of these studies focus on formal and informal domains of numeracy activities, which are inconsistently defined and related to children's math learning.
Leanne Elliott +2 more
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Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 2023
Evidence suggests that parents' math anxiety moderates the association between parents' help in mathematics homework and first graders' mathematics skills. Understanding whether similar associations are evident in younger children, in regard to the home numeracy environment (HNE) is essential, given that early math skills are strong predictors of later
Sara Schmitt +2 more
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Evidence suggests that parents' math anxiety moderates the association between parents' help in mathematics homework and first graders' mathematics skills. Understanding whether similar associations are evident in younger children, in regard to the home numeracy environment (HNE) is essential, given that early math skills are strong predictors of later
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Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2013
Abstract The present study examined how the home literacy and numeracy environment in kindergarten influences reading and math acquisition in grade 1. Eighty-two Greek children from mainly middle socioeconomic backgrounds were followed from kindergarten to grade 1 and were assessed on measures of nonverbal intelligence, emergent literacy skills ...
George Manolitsis, George Georgiou
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Abstract The present study examined how the home literacy and numeracy environment in kindergarten influences reading and math acquisition in grade 1. Eighty-two Greek children from mainly middle socioeconomic backgrounds were followed from kindergarten to grade 1 and were assessed on measures of nonverbal intelligence, emergent literacy skills ...
George Manolitsis, George Georgiou
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