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How can "Real Counting On" (Activity 8.8) be used as a diagnostic interview to determine whether children understand counting on or are still in a transitional stage?
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Preparation: Before conducting the diagnostic interview, prepare a set of objects or counters (e.g., small toys, blocks, or coins) and a number line or number chart for the child to use during the activity. Show more…
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