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In a row, tools that could be used in differentiated instruction: a purple pie chart, a number bond & set of flashcards

How to put whole-class differentiation strategies into practice

By Laura Connell

Teaching Maths for Mastery

On a light blue background, four dice with varying dots on each of its upper surface, combine for a total of 20 dots

Maths games: addition and subtraction within 20

By Laura Connell

A parent wearing green supporting her child’s maths learning at home. Above them are mathematical symbols and their house at the centre.

5 things parents can do to support distance learning

By Laura Connell

3 key elements of Assessment for Learning represented by 3 keys, each on a separate keychain, labelled 1, 2 & 3 respectively

The 3 key elements of Assessment for Learning

By Laura Connell

Classroom Assessment

Against a peach background, MNP character Amira holds a 2020 sign

Class activity: how many days are there in 2020 years?

By Laura Connell

A teacher with various maths symbols floating around her, delivers a maths mastery lesson she planned for her mixed-age class

How to deliver maths mastery in mixed-age classes

By Laura Connell

Your Teaching Practice

Mixed-age learners represented by MNP characters Ravi, Ruby, and Elliot work together to solve a problem

The challenges and benefits of mixed-age learning

By Laura Connell

Your Teaching Practice

Symbolic of the winter themed activities for primary in this post, 3 snowflakes: teal, white and blue are numbered 1, 2 and 3

Walking in a winter numberland: activities for KS1

By Laura Connell

At the start of the school year part 2, three more members of the MNP community share their strategies for a successful year

At the start of the school year: part 2

By Laura Connell

At the start of the school year, three members of the MNP community share their strategies for a successful year

At the start of the school year: part 1

By Laura Connell

On a pale peach background, orange, green and blue classroom storage boxes are stacked smallest to largest

End of school year reflections: part 2

By Laura Connell

Maths Mastery Stories

+emily@mathsnoproblem.co.uk I can only select one person as the author of a post in wordpress. There's no problem adding individual author's bio at the end of each section, but the name at the top of the post (by: xx | date) can only be one. I could either: 1. Pick one of the 3 authors 2. Create a new contributor called "Guest Authors" or whatever name you think would work well for co-authored articles. 3. Install and plugin and modify our code to accept multiple authors. If you're not so keen on option #1, I'd go with #2. I'm not sure if that will affect our SEO ratings, but I can add "author info" as metadata on the page, so search engines should compute that properly. I'd only consider #3 if we

End of school year reflections: part 1

By Laura Connell

Maths Mastery Stories

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