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Developing Maths Concepts in the Early Years

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UK: Prim-Ed Publishing, 2012. — 207 p.

Developing Maths Concepts in the Early Years The learning of mathematics is an active endeavour. Based on the most current research about the development of young children, Developing Maths Concepts in the Early Years provides teachers with all they need to understand the teaching of mathematics to early years children. Providing over 75 activities for whole-class, small-group and individual learning, this is the complete resource for all early years teachers.

✦ Subjects


Педагогика;Методики преподавания;Методика преподавания в начальной школе;Математика


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