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4 tips to help you ace your first year of teaching with Maths — No Problem!

From figuring out your resources to learning how to manage your time, here’s how to make your new-term resolutions stick and ace your first year of teaching with Maths — No Problem!

against a light purple background, three representations of cake to help learners understand varied maths representations

Developing children’s mathematical understanding with a variety of representations

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