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Mathematical ability

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Dyscalculia

Glynis Hannell

2005

The psychology of mathematical abilities in schoolchildren

V. A. Krutetskii

1976

Innumeracy

John Allen Paulos

1988 ★ 3.7

How math explains the world

Jim Stein

2008

Children's mathematical development

David C. Geary

1994

Mathematical misconceptions

Anne Cockburn

2008

The Maths Gene

Keith J. Devlin

2000

Teaching numeracy

Margie Pearse

2011

Teaching Mathematics to Able Children

Valsa Koshy

2001

The Number Sense

Stanislas Dehaene

1999

Struck by genius

Jason Padgett

2014

Math

Scholastic Staff

2010

How children learn mathematics

Richard W. Copeland

1970

Improve your numerical reasoning

Bernice Walmsley

2011

AQA a Level Mathematics Year 1 (AS)

Val Hanrahan, Cath Moore, Heather Davis et al.

2017

The psychology of learning mathematics

Richard R. Skemp

1971

Common core standards practice workbook

Inc Pearson Education

2012

Children's mathematical thinking

Baroody, Arthur J.

1987

Learning and Teaching Mathematics

T. Nunes

1999

The End of Ignorance

John Mighton

2007

Counting Girls Out

Valerie, ed Walkerdine

1989

Literacy and numeracy in Latin America

Judy Kalman

2012

Problem solving, reasoning and numeracy in the early years foundation stage

Anita M. Hughes

2008

Individual differences in arithmetic

Ann Dowker

2012

The nature of mathematical knowledge

Philip Kitcher

1984

Perspectives on Multiculturalism and Gender Equity (Changing the Faces of Mathematics)

Walter G. Secada

2000

Developing Mathematical Thinking

Ann Floyd

1981

Children are Born Mathematicians

Eugene Geist

2009

Why Is Math So Hard for Some Children?

Daniel B Berch

2007

Dude, can you count?

C. Constanda

2009

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