When It Comes To Learning Numbers, Culture Counts
June 20, 2014
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American children learn the meanings of number words gradually: First they understand one, then they add two, three, and four, in sequence. At that point, however, a dramatic shift in understanding takes place, and children grasp the meanings of not only five and six, but all of the number words they know.