Journal for Research in Mathematics Education · 1990 · 38 citations · 3 references
EducationMathematicsMathematics EducationEarly Childhood Mathematics EducationElementary Mathematics EducationMathematics InstructionCounting PrinciplesNumber SenseNumeracy DevelopmentNumerical Cognition DevelopmentPart-whole RelationshipsSimple SubtractionAddition ConceptsBase-ten NumerationBasic ArithmeticPart-part-whole RelationshipsPlace-value RelationshipsPlace-value RepresentationSubset RelationsSubtraction Concepts
The set-subset relationship is an important mathematical construct that underlies many mathematical concepts developed by young children. Forty-two kindergarten children who received number concept instruction using a part-part-whole curriculum that stressed set-subset relationships developed a more mature concept of number, were more successful in solving addition and subtraction word problems, and developed greater understanding of place value in the base-10 numeration system than a comparable group of 44 kindergarten children who received standard instruction on number concepts.
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A Developmental Theory of Number Understanding.
Lauren Β. Resnick · 1984 · 267 citations