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On the relation between play and symbolic thought: The case of mathematics manipulatives

Description:
A study of the advantages and disadvantages of using manipulatives, concrete objects (rods, blocks, etc.) designed to facilitate children?s mathematical development, to help children gain insight into mathematical concepts
Resource Type:
Other
Author(s):
Uttal David H.
Publisher(s):
Information Age Publishing

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