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Véronique CORNU

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, Romain MARTIN

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& Caroline HORNUNG

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Luxembourg Centre for Educa4onal Tes4ng (LUCET), University of Luxembourg, Esch-Belval (Luxembourg)

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University of Luxembourg, Esch-Belval (Luxembourg)

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Visuo-spa@al abili@es are key for children’s verbal number skills

The acquisi4on of number words and their meaningful use (« verbal number skills ») represents a milestone in

early mathema4cal development taking place in the preschool years (1)

Different research studies highlight the importance of verbal abili@es (VA; e.g. 2,3,4 ) and/or visuo-spa@al

abili@es (VSA; 5,6,7) for mathema4cal development

Understanding the role of verbal and/or visuo-spa4al abili4es for the development of verbal number skills is

important with regard to effec4ve prac4ces in early childhood educa4on and interven4on

Theore@cal background

What is the nature of verbal number skills?

Are they are primarily verbal, or do they call upon other math-related processes, such as visuo-spa4al abili4es?

Research ques@on

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