"Math ability" refers to a person's skill or capacity to understand and solve mathematical problems. It includes the ability to calculate, reason, analyze data, and work with numbers, formulas, and equations effectively. Full definition
Certainly, studies support that painful truth that students — no matter their economic status — lose about two months of math abilities over the summer months. (greatschools.org)
Hours - old infants associate smaller numbers with «left» and larger ones with «right,» possibly laying the groundwork for later math ability. (sciencemag.org)
The researchers argue that understanding the relationship between size and number is critical for the development of higher math abilities. (sciencedaily.com)