Objectives to knowing your maths learner, Mathematics

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After studying this unit, you should be able to

briefly describe the developmental stages of children's thinking and learning processes;
assess the levels at which various concepts of primary school mathematics should be taught;
argue why it is necessary to know your learner in order to teach mathematics effectively.

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