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knowledge of mathematics, of children’s mathematical development and of effective mathematical pedagogy. • Developmental progressions show us how children typically learn mathematical concepts and can inform teaching. • Practitioners should be aware that developing a secure grasp of early mathematical ideas takes time, and specific
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