Math Learning Trajectories: Early Number Development
Children are learning math every day in Head Start programs across the country. Watch these videos to see how teachers encourage their early number development.
The Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework describes how children progress across key areas of learning and development. This information helps adults better understand how they can provide experiences that support important early learning outcomes for all children.
Resources in this collection support children's development across five central ELOF domains: Approaches to Learning; Social and Emotional Development; Language and Literacy; Cognition; and Perceptual, Motor, and Physical Development.
Children are learning math every day in Head Start programs across the country. Watch these videos to see how teachers encourage their early number development.
Children are learning math every day in Head Start programs across the country. Watch these videos to see how teachers encourage their spatial awareness.
Children are learning math every day in Head Start programs across the country. Watch these videos to see how teachers encourage their sorting skills.
Children are learning math every day in Head Start programs across the country. Watch these videos to see how teachers encourage their math development.
Child development is a complex set of processes including physical, social, psychological, and cognitive growth in perceptual, motor, and physical development, approaches to learning, social and emotional development, cognition, and language and literacy.
Listen as Andy Meltzoff discusses the ELOF. Learn ways to provide effective learning experiences that support cognition.
Listen to Mary Louise Hemmeter as she discusses the ELOF and social and emotional development.
Doug Clements discusses the ELOF and mathematical thinking.
Listen to Ross Thompson as he looks into the Head Start ELOF and Approaches to Learning.
In these episodes, find effective teaching practices for infants and toddlers. Learn how these practices can support infant and toddler development and learning related to the ELOF domains.
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