Children's Literature and Mathematics
Linking Children's Literature with Mathematics Instruction
... Research indicated that using children's lit- erature in teaching mathematics contributed to reduced math anxiety among students and bet- ter linkage ofreal world mathematics with cla[r] ...
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Reasoning and Geometric Proof in Mathematics Education: A Review of the Literature
... We can now look at the van Hiele levels (VHL) from another perspective, that of learning proof. According to van Hiele, children reason differently at different levels. Progression through these levels is ...
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Indicators of Future Mathematics Proficiency: Literature Review & Synthesis
... in mathematics is worthy of our consideration as many students fail or drop out of college mathematics courses, more so than any other academic discipline” ...
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THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIATED MATHEMATICS PROGRAMS ON THE MATHEMATICS ATTITUDE OF GIFTED CHILDREN
... towards mathematics, appreciation of its value, interest, motivation, anxiety about mathematics, and self- confidence features” (Baykul, ...high mathematics achievement are more influenced by the ...
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African American achievement in high school mathematics
... In recent years, several K-12 educators are adopting the PBL model to redesign instruction. Because it shifts the emphasis from a narrow focus on particular answers to an emphasis on working together to solve a ...
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Evaluating Population Origins and Interpretations of Identity: a Case Study of the Lemba of South Africa
... with children at free play (Seo & Ginsburg, ...in mathematics to recognize mathematical concepts in everyday situations (Moseley, ...encourage children to engage in classroom projects, such as ...
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Influence of Teachers’ Training on Strategies used with Slow Learners in Lower Primary Mathematics Lessons in Mombasa County Kenya
... in mathematics (Kitta, ...pinpoint mathematics as a national problem that leads to failure for many pupils (Kitta, ...all children learn quickly. It is the gifted children who learn quickly ...
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Pediatric multiple sclerosisPerspectives from adolescents and their families
... BENEFITS OF STRUCTURED OUTREACH ACTIVI- TIES FOR PATIENTS AND FAMILIES Given the rar- ity of pediatric MS, it is understandable that many patients and families experience a sense of isolation. Events that bring together ...
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Big issues for small feet: developmental, biomechanical and clinical narratives on children’s footwear
... Congolese children aged 3–12 years and reported that footwear had little influence on morphological parameters of the ...2300 children aged 4–13 years reported that flatfoot was more common in ...
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Roles for Children’s Hospitals in Pediatric Collaborative Improvement Networks
... of Children ’ s Hospitals and Related Institutions (now the Children ’ s Hospital Association), the James ...Cincinnati Children ’ s Hospital Medical Center, and the pediatric ...
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'I didn't used to have much friends': Exploring the friendship concepts and capabilities of a boy with autism and severe learning disabilities
... developing children up to 8 years of age (Smith, ...some children over relatively long periods of ...older children with autism who were more able (Daniel and Billingsley, 2010; Rossetti, ...
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Mathematics difficulties in extremely preterm children : evidence of a specific deficit in basic mathematics processing
... for children born extremely preterm (EP; <26 weeks gestation) 1 , the prevalence of severe neurodevelopmental impairments has remained relatively static and cognitive deficits continue to be the most prevalent ...
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INSULIN RESISTANCE IN DIABETES IN JUVENILES
... S Represents units per liter maximal binding capacity of the patients plasma by the method of Berson and Yalow.’ CHILDREN WITH INSULIN RESISTANT DIABETES REPORTED IN THE WORLD LITERATURE[r] ...
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PROMOTING THE PSYCHOSOCIAL WELLBEING OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... vulnerable children as the total experiences within the interpersonal contexts of wider family and community networks in which they are ...vulnerable children aims at easing resumption of normal life and ...
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Formative Assessment in Mathematics Part 3: The Learner?s Role
... Another 20 teachers, matched in terms of age, qualifications, experience, using the same curriculum scheme, for the same amount of time, and doing the same amount of inservice training, acted as a control group. The 354 ...
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Mathematics anxiety in student teachers
... by mathematics anxiety from learning what is needed to become effective teachers of mathematics ...younger children assuming that the mathematics required is ...do mathematics is needed ...
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Parents’ Attitudes towards Mathematics in Pre-school Children
... for children who have difficulties in catching up with their age appropriate knowledge level (Young- Loveridge, ...young children (LeFevre et ...the children to do their connections between ...
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Periodontal diseases in children – A literature review
... Necrotizing periodontal diseases occur with varying but low frequency in North American and European children. It is seen with greater frequency in certain populations of children and adolescents from ...
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Uniform bounds on the 1-norm of the inverse of lower triangular Toeplitz matrices
... Yuan a a Institute of Computational Mathematics and Scientific/Engineering Computing, AMSS, CAS, Beijing 100190, China Department of Mathematics, University of Strathclyde, 26 Richmond S[r] ...
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Comparison of s mutans counts and sig-a levels in cesarean vs vaginally delivered children and their association with caries incidence
... According to Li Y, Caufield PW(1995) [10] a high degree of fidelity was observed between strains of Streptococcus mutans in mothers and their female infants (88%), in contrast to those isolated from male infants (55%), ...
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