November 8, 2025

Transactional Links Between the Home Learning Environment and Children’s Math Achievement from Early Childhood to Adolescence

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A richer home learning environment improves children's math achievement over time, indicating its importance.
Analysis of data from a longitudinal sample highlights a clear link between home learning and math skills.
Using cross-lagged panel modeling, this observational analysis captures dynamic relations across development.
Results suggest interventions could enhance the home learning environment to support children's math skills.

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Longitudinal sample shows that a richer home learning environment improves math achievement in children, indicating potential for targeted interventions.

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Waters et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/690e8b6ca5b062d7a4e733b2 https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/9y6qn_v2

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Longitudinal sample shows that a richer home learning environment improves math achievement in children, indicating potential for targeted interventions.

Transactional Links Between the Home Learning Environment and Children’s Math Achievement from Early Childhood to Adolescence

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Transactional Links Between the Home Learning Environment and Children’s Math Achievement from Early Childhood to Adolescence

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