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Children's mathematics, making marks, making meaning
Curruthers, Elizabeth, 2006
London: Sage Publications

A paradigm for a high-quality mathematical pedagogy during the developmental period, when young children's mathematical representations evolve from mark-making to the symbol system and from informal to formal mathematics

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The Early Years Foundation Stage through the daily experiences of children
Moyles, Janet, October, 2011
(Occasional Paper No: 1). Severn Stoke, United Kingdom: Training, Advancement and Co-operation in Teaching Young Children.

Findings from a study of children's and teachers' experiences of national early years standards in England, based on observations of 20 children in 10 classrooms and interviews with 8 teachers in those classrooms

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Making sense of mathematical graphics: The development of understanding abstract symbolism
Carruthers, Elizabeth, 2005
European Early Childhood Education Research Journal, 13(1), 57-79

A categorical study of the representations of quantities made by children on papers when solving math problems, and a study the order in which they occur in the development of children's abilities, based on an analysis of 700 samples of math papers from the personal collections of the authors, including the papers written both by their own children and children they teach, and papers written both in the home and in early education environments

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