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How procedural mastery affects counting trajectory
One surprising aspect of children’s extended trajectory to mastery of the counting process is that, in other domains, children are remarkably adept at acquiring new lexical meanings. Mastery of counting, however, is a years-long process from first learning number words at age 2, to correctly countin
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