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Developing Math Skills in Early Childhood

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  • Barbara Harris
  • Dana Petersen

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This brief synthesizes the research on early childhood math to describe why early math is important and how families can be encouraged to support their children’s early math development during well-child primary care visits.

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  • Barbara Harris & Dana Petersen, "undated". "Developing Math Skills in Early Childhood," Mathematica Policy Research Reports fd75b60c192c4c56971092393, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:fd75b60c192c4c569710923933b4a10a
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