Introducing counting, Mathematics

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INTRODUCING COUNTING : From what you studied previous study, you know what it means to count. You would also agree that rote learning of number names does not always mean that the child has developed a concept of number, or can count. Even the ability to write numerals does not mean that the child can count, as you can see from the following situation.

 


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