英文摘要 |
"Children’s mathematical vocabulary is positively correlated to their math competency. Shared reading provides young children an opportunity to learn math vocabulary and discuss math concepts. The study investigates math vocabulary during parent-child shared reading and analyzes how math vocabulary is affected by the types and characteristics of picture books. Five 2- to 3-year-olds and their parents read 12 math-implicit and math-explicit picture books and video-recorded. Parents were interviewed to provide the context of verbal interaction. Across families, the math vocabulary category of number and quantity was most common, size and others (e.g., position, weight, speed, and time) were next, while shape was relatively infrequent. About 70 percent of the math vocabulary occurred when reading math-explicit picture books. Many picture books’ characteristics influence the emergence of math vocabulary, including words, picture’s size, quantity and composition, words and pictures supporting each other, and readers’ experiences interacting with the story." |