Terezinha Nunes is a British-Brazilian clinical psychologist and academic, specialising in children's literacy and numeracy, and deaf children's learning. Since 2005, she has been Professor of Educational Studies at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford. Peter Bryant is the author of Children Doing Mathematics, published by Wiley.

• 1. Explaining Numeracy. 2. Beginning with Counting.3. Understanding Numeration Systems.4. Measurement Systems.5. Mathematics Under Different Names.6. Giving Meaning to Addition and Subtraction.7. The Progress to Multiplication and Division.8. Understanding Rational Numbers.9. Conclusions.

"Children doing mathematics must surely be essential reading and reference for anyone with an interest in mathematics education for young children. The book is very readable, dealing with complex issues in a clearly-structured and engaging manner. It is well-presented and has a delightful cover that will be the envy of many other authors in the field of education." Mathematics Education Review "Researchers in all disciplines will be stimulated by this book. Practitioners will find it rewarding and honest. Above all it is a work that impresses as the outline at least of a convincing developmental account. In the best of traditions the authors leave us wanting more." British Journal of Developmental Psychology"This book provides a readable account of the difficult area of children's mathematical understanding. Written in a clear, concise style and aided by a straightforward presentation, the book reviews a large and sometimes disparate body of work. It should be a valued addition not just to the libraries of those with a direct interest in maths issues but also to those with a general interest in how children's thinking develops" BPS Developmental Psychology Section Newsletter"In the flurry of interest in improving mathematics education a more fitting book could not have been written.""Chapters 7 and 8 examines multiplicative situations, division, and rational numbers. The selection and synthesis of the research and the ensuing discussion in these two chapters is very compelling. Graduate level students, I believe, would find these two chapters to be of distinct interest. These chapters described above are all quite lucid and highly readable. The authors have deftly found their way through the multitude of research.""The reviews of research that Nunes and Bryant offer are top notch." Terry Wood, Educational Studies in Mathematics

Terezinha Nunes is a British-Brazilian clinical psychologist and academic, specialising in children's literacy and numeracy, and deaf children's learning. Since 2005, she has been Professor of Educational Studies at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford. Peter Bryant is the author of Children Doing Mathematics, published by Wiley.

• 1. Explaining Numeracy. 2. Beginning with Counting.3. Understanding Numeration Systems.4. Measurement Systems.5. Mathematics Under Different Names.6. Giving Meaning to Addition and Subtraction.7. The Progress to Multiplication and Division.8. Understanding Rational Numbers.9. Conclusions.

"Children doing mathematics must surely be essential reading and reference for anyone with an interest in mathematics education for young children. The book is very readable, dealing with complex issues in a clearly-structured and engaging manner. It is well-presented and has a delightful cover that will be the envy of many other authors in the field of education." Mathematics Education Review "Researchers in all disciplines will be stimulated by this book. Practitioners will find it rewarding and honest. Above all it is a work that impresses as the outline at least of a convincing developmental account. In the best of traditions the authors leave us wanting more." British Journal of Developmental Psychology"This book provides a readable account of the difficult area of children's mathematical understanding. Written in a clear, concise style and aided by a straightforward presentation, the book reviews a large and sometimes disparate body of work. It should be a valued addition not just to the libraries of those with a direct interest in maths issues but also to those with a general interest in how children's thinking develops" BPS Developmental Psychology Section Newsletter"In the flurry of interest in improving mathematics education a more fitting book could not have been written.""Chapters 7 and 8 examines multiplicative situations, division, and rational numbers. The selection and synthesis of the research and the ensuing discussion in these two chapters is very compelling. Graduate level students, I believe, would find these two chapters to be of distinct interest. These chapters described above are all quite lucid and highly readable. The authors have deftly found their way through the multitude of research.""The reviews of research that Nunes and Bryant offer are top notch." Terry Wood, Educational Studies in Mathematics

Terezinha Nunes is a British-Brazilian clinical psychologist and academic, specialising in children's literacy and numeracy, and deaf children's learning. Since 2005, she has been Professor of Educational Studies at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford. Peter Bryant is the author of Children Doing Mathematics, published by Wiley.

• 1. Explaining Numeracy. 2. Beginning with Counting.3. Understanding Numeration Systems.4. Measurement Systems.5. Mathematics Under Different Names.6. Giving Meaning to Addition and Subtraction.7. The Progress to Multiplication and Division.8. Understanding Rational Numbers.9. Conclusions.

"Children doing mathematics must surely be essential reading and reference for anyone with an interest in mathematics education for young children. The book is very readable, dealing with complex issues in a clearly-structured and engaging manner. It is well-presented and has a delightful cover that will be the envy of many other authors in the field of education." Mathematics Education Review "Researchers in all disciplines will be stimulated by this book. Practitioners will find it rewarding and honest. Above all it is a work that impresses as the outline at least of a convincing developmental account. In the best of traditions the authors leave us wanting more." British Journal of Developmental Psychology"This book provides a readable account of the difficult area of children's mathematical understanding. Written in a clear, concise style and aided by a straightforward presentation, the book reviews a large and sometimes disparate body of work. It should be a valued addition not just to the libraries of those with a direct interest in maths issues but also to those with a general interest in how children's thinking develops" BPS Developmental Psychology Section Newsletter"In the flurry of interest in improving mathematics education a more fitting book could not have been written.""Chapters 7 and 8 examines multiplicative situations, division, and rational numbers. The selection and synthesis of the research and the ensuing discussion in these two chapters is very compelling. Graduate level students, I believe, would find these two chapters to be of distinct interest. These chapters described above are all quite lucid and highly readable. The authors have deftly found their way through the multitude of research.""The reviews of research that Nunes and Bryant offer are top notch." Terry Wood, Educational Studies in Mathematics