Young Children Continue to Reinvent Arithmetic-2nd Grade: Implication of Piaget's Theory (Early Childhood Education Series)
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Young Children Continue to Reinvent Arithmetic-2nd Grade: Implication of Piaget's Theory (Early Childhood Education Series)

by Constance Kamii

Education
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Young Children Continue to Reinvent Arithmetic-2nd Grade explores Piaget's theory in the context of second-grade mathematics education. It provides insights into how children develop arithmetic skills through active reinvention, offering practical implications for early childhood educators in fostering natural learning processes.

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This book delves into the ways young children continue to reinvent arithmetic concepts during second grade, drawing on the foundational ideas of Piaget's theory.

As part of the Early Childhood Education Series, it examines the developmental processes that shape children's mathematical understanding.

The content highlights implications for educators working with young learners, emphasizing child-centered approaches to arithmetic instruction.

Through a Piagetian lens, the book illustrates how children's natural exploration leads to deeper comprehension of numbers and operations.

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