DREME at the 2024 Families Learning Conference
Join DREME members for a session on math in storybooks, organized by Holly Kreider from the Center for Family Math at NAFSCE.
What’s one of the most powerful ways to get all children ready for school and life? While many factors play a role, research shows that nurturing the development of math skills sets a firm foundation.
Starting from birth onward, children use math skills to make sense of the world around them and develop many other essential life skills.
Math knowledge at kindergarten entry is a critical predictor of children’s future academic success.
Key learning in children’s overall development—including language, social, and emotional skills—grow and strengthen because of early math skills.
With access to high-quality math learning opportunities, everyone can be a “math person.”
Join DREME members for a session on math in storybooks, organized by Holly Kreider from the Center for Family Math at NAFSCE.
Development and Research in Early Mathematics Education (DREME) is a network of scholars across the country who engage in collaborative research and development with the goal of advancing the field of early math learning and teaching.