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Understanding and Supporting Children's Mathematical Vocabulary Development

Rheta N. Rubenstein · Denisse R. Thompson

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Imagine a teacher running her hands across her desk as she tells her students, “A plane is a perfectly flat surface.” The students listen quietly, but one of them is thinking, “I thought a plane was something that flies.”

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