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What explains early numeracy achievement: A comparison of South Africa and China
Thukwane Nelisiwe,
Ke Yu
Educational Leadership and Management
University of Johannesburg
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Contemporary Technologies
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Contextual Framework
33%
Cultural Contexts
66%
Early numeracy
100%
Government Officials
33%
Mathematical Concepts
33%
Mathematics Achievement
33%
Mathematics Learning
100%
Mathematics Performance
33%
Mathematics Teaching
66%
Motivation
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Nature of Mathematics
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Pedagogical Practices
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Qualitative Research Approach
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Solid Foundation
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South Africa
100%
South China
100%
Teaching Approaches
33%
Teaching-learning
66%
Technology-based
33%
Two-country
33%
Social Sciences
China
100%
Cultural Context
100%
Numeracy
100%
Pedagogical Practice
50%
Qualitative Research
50%
Research Approach
50%
South Africa
100%
Teaching Mathematics
100%
Psychology
Cultural Contexts
100%
Government Official
50%
Numeracy
100%
Qualitative Research
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