from Part VII - Early Prediction
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 July 2022
Why do some children arrive in kindergarten already knowing how to add, while others struggle to count? Why do some students avoid challenging maths problems, while others embrace them? Given the importance of maths learning for academic success and future earning potential (e.g., Ritchie and Bates 2013), and the strong relation between school-entry maths skills and later maths achievement (Watts et al. 2014), it is critical to understand the sources of variability in maths knowledge in early childhood.
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