“One potato, two potatoes …”

Reikerås, Elin; Hoel, Trude; Iversen, Børge; Jegodtka, Aljoscha

doi:10.4324/9780429352454-3

Mathematics in Early Childhood 2020

DOI: 10.4324/9780429352454-3

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“One potato, two potatoes …”

Elin Reikerås¹,

Trude Hoel²,

Børge Iversen³

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Discerning preschool teacher’s experiences to enhance children’s participation in mathematical play activities

Svensson

2022

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This study analyses teachers’ discernment of children’s mathematical knowledge development during preschool play activities and defines how children’s pre-knowledge supports or limits their learning possibilities. In total, two preschool teachers from different preschools participated in this research study. The data consists of two documentations of children’s activities, written notes, and reflections from these two participated preschool teachers. The teachers chose the samples and defined them as important examples of how to merge mathematical knowledge development in free play. Using variation theory, the focus was to define what aspects of children’s mathematical knowledge development were offered and how teachers discern children’s pre-knowledge. The results show how the preschool teachers discern children’s pre-mathematical knowledge in relation to development of abstract abilities, and the importance of identifying their participation in free play situations for promoting mathematical understanding.

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Discerning preschool teacher’s experiences to enhance children’s participation in mathematical play activities

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2022

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Using video-recordings to enhance pre-service teachers’ abilities to identify mathematical activities in pre-school

Svensson

2023

Cogent Education

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