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Direct linkAlex M. Silver; Leanne Elliott; Andrew D. Ribner; Melissa E. Libertus – Developmental Psychology, 2024
Playing board games and other math activities can provide young children with opportunities to develop their math skills. However, it is critical to understand for whom these activities may be most beneficial. In two studies, we examine the extent to which foundational cognitive skills moderate the effects of playing math games on math skills. In…
Descriptors: Preschool Children, Mathematics Activities, Mathematics Skills, Mathematics Achievement
