Engaging Young Children With Mathematical Activities Involving Different Representations: Triangles, Patterns, and Counting Objects

Center for Educational Policy Studies Journal - Slovenia
doi 10.26529/cepsj.271
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Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana

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