Count me into measurement: a program for the early elementary school

Lynne Outhred, Michael Mitchelmore, Diane McPhail, Peter Gould

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    Abstract

    What young children learn about length, area, and volume can form a strong foundation for much of their later mathematics learning. We organized a research-based program, Count Me into Measurement, designed to teach measurement of these spatial attributes in the first three years of formal schooling. The program was recently implemented in a sample of New South Wales (NSW) elementary schools. For the sake of brevity, we shall refer to length, area, and volume as spatial attributes and their measurement as spatial measurement.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationLearning and teaching measurement
    Subtitle of host publication2003 yearbook
    EditorsDouglas H. Clements, George Bright
    Place of PublicationReston, VA
    PublisherNational Council of Teachers of Mathematics
    Pages81-99
    ISBN (Print)0873535391
    Publication statusPublished - 2003

    Publication series

    NameYearbook (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) 2003
    PublisherNational Council of Teachers of Mathematics

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