Developing Number Sense and Problem-solving Skills in Children
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Developing number sense, Mathematical, Children's, EducationAbstract
The development of number sense and problem-solving skills in children is crucial for their overall mathematical understanding and success in life. Number sense refers to the ability to understand and work with numbers. It includes recognizing number relationships, understanding numerical operations, and the capacity to reason and make sense of quantitative information in everyday situations. Problem-solving skills encompass a broader range of abilities, including logical reasoning, critical thinking, and the application of knowledge to tackle unfamiliar challenges. Together, these skills support children's mathematical development and academic success.
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