Rebecca McGregor Reiner
@rebmcgregor.bsky.social
PhD candidate in Developmental Psychology at University of Pittsburgh 🚠 studying parent-child interactions in early childhood 👨👩👧👦 Cat mom 😺 Book lover 📚 Baking enthusiast 🍞 (she/her)
Sorry to hear this, Emmett, but congrats on the graduation!!!
May 7, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Sorry to hear this, Emmett, but congrats on the graduation!!!
Love this! As a grad student, I’m teaching for the first time this semester and will definitely do this after I post grades this week!
December 17, 2023 at 10:56 PM
Love this! As a grad student, I’m teaching for the first time this semester and will definitely do this after I post grades this week!
@camillakgilmore.bsky.social Thanks for including my paper in your advent reading list! I totally agree - there are so many different ways we describe math talk and many of them focus on number of utterances. I’d love to see if these clusters replicate in other data!
December 7, 2023 at 2:51 AM
@camillakgilmore.bsky.social Thanks for including my paper in your advent reading list! I totally agree - there are so many different ways we describe math talk and many of them focus on number of utterances. I’d love to see if these clusters replicate in other data!
Math Discussers had children who spoke more about math. Parent math talk styles did not relate to children’s math or language skills. These results encourage the use of person-centered approaches to understand the nuances of how parents talk about math with their children.
November 20, 2023 at 5:46 PM
Math Discussers had children who spoke more about math. Parent math talk styles did not relate to children’s math or language skills. These results encourage the use of person-centered approaches to understand the nuances of how parents talk about math with their children.
I identified 3 styles of parent math talk from observations of parents interacting with their 4 year old children. Math Commentators used mostly math statements, Math Elicitors used mostly math questions, and Math Discussers used a mix of both.
November 20, 2023 at 5:46 PM
I identified 3 styles of parent math talk from observations of parents interacting with their 4 year old children. Math Commentators used mostly math statements, Math Elicitors used mostly math questions, and Math Discussers used a mix of both.