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Learning, Instruction, and Cognition

Children’s and Adults’ Math Attitudes Are Differentiated by Number Type

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Felipe Munoz-Rubke, Felipe Almuna, Jaclyn Duemler & Eloísa Velásquez. (2023) Mathematical tools for making sense of a global pandemic. International Journal of Science Education, Part B 13:1, pages 18-27.
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