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Green squared paper numbered 4, 3, 2, and 7 illustrate the equation 43 plus 27

Overcoming obstacles for maths learners with dyslexia

By Judy Hornigold

4 representations of the number 3 are shown: numeral 3 in a circle, 3 interlocking cubes, 3 dots on a die & the numeral for 3

Overcoming obstacles for learners with dyscalculia

By Judy Hornigold

6 dark yellow dots on a light yellow coloured background that represent subitising with counters

How to identify specific learning difficulties in maths: a guide for teachers and parents

By Judy Hornigold

On a pale blue background, a hand is playing with three colourful cubes

6 magical maths activities to keep children engaged

By Judy Hornigold

Student seated cross-legged, with her hair in a ponytail taps into her number sense, depicted by maths symbols, number bonds

How important is number sense? (Turns out, very)

By Judy Hornigold

Your Teaching Practice

multi-coloured bar model made of three parts to illustrate a maths problem where three and two is the same as five

Making the most of bar modelling

By Judy Hornigold

Teaching Maths for Mastery

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