'Ohana Math: Family Engagement to Promote Mathematical Learning for Hawaii's Young Children

Coupled with support from a growing body of research that identifies strong numeracy skills as vital for children's success in school and in life, the project team (the three authors) created the 'Ohana Math program to provide Hawaii's families with easily incorporated resources to pr...

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Published inYC young children Vol. 69; no. 4; p. 24
Main Authors Muccio, Leah Schoenberg, Kuwahara-Fujita, Rheta, Otsuji, Johanna J Y
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington National Association for the Education of Young Children 01.09.2014
Subjects
Children & youth
Data Analysis
Families & family life
Flowers & plants
Home school relationship
Learning
Mathematics education
Mathematics Skills
Mathematics teachers
Preschool children
Preschool education
Sons
Success
Young Children
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Summary:Coupled with support from a growing body of research that identifies strong numeracy skills as vital for children's success in school and in life, the project team (the three authors) created the 'Ohana Math program to provide Hawaii's families with easily incorporated resources to promote meaningful learning in mathematics. [...]we revised the guides and backpack activities based on feedback from families, aligning them with the funds ofknowledge of different Hawaiian communities and families.
ISSN:1538-6619
1941-2002