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Bloom's Taxonomy: what is it and how can you apply it in your classroom?

Bloom's Taxonomy: what is it and how can you apply it in your classroom?

Ever heard of Bloom’s Taxonomy? Put simply, it’s a hierarchy of mental, emotional and practical skills that can help you prompt deeper thinking in your learners.

The 5 Proven Learning Theories

By Dr Yeap Ban Har

Teaching Maths for Mastery

Jerome Bruner's Theories

How to put Bruner’s key theories into teaching practice

By Jane Currell

Close up illustration of mathematics teacher’s hand gripping a thick pencil used for making a maths lesson plan.

Support maths mastery by exploring the three-part lesson

By Roger Hitchin

Teaching Maths for Mastery

Pie graph divided into six equal parts, each with a different colour, to represent Bloom’s taxonomy of learning objectives

Bloom’s Taxonomy: what is it and how can you apply it in your classroom?

By Jane Currell

Your Teaching Practice

How to address common fractions misconceptions

By Adam Gifford

$Three illustrations show how to teach fractions and using the CPA approach, each example showing a concrete, pictorial or abstract representation of 3 quarters.$

How to teach fractions using the CPA approach

By Alex Laurie

$On a light purple background, five multicoloured counters number 1–5 represent the 5 tips for teaching fractions.$

5 tips for teaching fractions with confidence

By Grace Beckford

Against a pale green background, a parent and child are standing in front of a table full of baking ingredients and tools. They are ready to use everyday maths in the kitchen.

How parents can encourage everyday maths skills in the kitchen

By Lisa Champagne

Against a peach background, number bonds for 10 (7 and 3, and 1 and 9) are displayed as part of a maths activity parents can do at home.

“What they can be doing at home?” How to suggest primary maths activities to parents

By Alex Laurie

Children learning in a maths mastery classroom in a browser window with a video play button

3 best practices for gathering evidence for assessment

By Tim Oates

Classroom Assessment

A mathematics assessment checklist and a Maths — No Problem! textbook are shown on a light pink background.

Teaching remotely? These quick assessment checks are built into Maths — No Problem! resources

By Alex Laurie

Classroom Assessment

Three maths textbooks on a light pink background represent the three ways Maths — No Problem! textbooks support teachers and improve maths learning for everyone.

Improving maths in primary schools starts by changing teachers’ beliefs

By Emily McIver

Your Teaching Practice

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