The structure of early numeracy: Evidence from multi-factorial models

IF 3.4 Q2 NEUROSCIENCES Trends in Neuroscience and Education Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.1016/j.tine.2022.100171
Declan Devlin , Korbinian Moeller , Francesco Sella
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Abstract

Background

Despite the relevance of basic numerical skills to later mathematical outcomes, there remains little consensus on which skills comprise the construct of early numeracy.

Procedure

Here, we evaluate recent studies that investigated this construct using various approaches.

Main findings

Findings from these studies indicated broad consensus in considering skills such as counting, number relations, and basic arithmetic, as central aspects of early numeracy. However, both the number and contents of identified factors varied considerably across studies.

Conclusions

Although this review substantiated the critical relevance of certain basic numerical skills, it also highlights a need for future research to evaluate the structure of early numeracy in a more systematic and coordinated way to increase comparability and coherence across studies.

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早期计算能力的结构:来自多因子模型的证据
尽管基本的数字技能与后来的数学结果相关,但关于哪些技能构成了早期计算能力的构建,目前还没有达成共识。在这里,我们评估了最近使用各种方法研究这种结构的研究。这些研究的发现表明,人们普遍认为计数、数字关系和基本算术等技能是早期算术能力的核心方面。然而,在不同的研究中,确定因素的数量和内容都有很大的不同。尽管这篇综述证实了某些基本计算技能的关键相关性,但它也强调了未来研究需要以更系统和协调的方式评估早期计算能力的结构,以增加研究之间的可比性和一致性。
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