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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

MNP character Lulu hoists a barbell made up of books over her head denoting the challenge she enjoys in her maths lessons

This questioning technique strengthens maths lessons and challenges advanced learners

By Roger Hitchin

In a speech bubble, common tools of maths mastery: a number bond, bar models ,a yellow rule and children scissors appear

3 questions parents ask about maths mastery (and how to answer them)

By Roger Hitchin

On a light pink background, a sharp number 2 pencil lays on top of a journal entry complete with a number bond and bar models

How to evaluate maths journals

By Roger Hitchin

Classroom Assessment

A creative journal entry in a purple duotang is centered on a pink background

How creative journaling supports formative assessment

By Roger Hitchin

Teaching Maths for Mastery

Against a light purple background, a number 2 pencil lays on top of a maths journal entry

How to use journaling to teach multiplication in depth

By Roger Hitchin

Teaching Maths for Mastery

Maths Mastery essentials: a number bond, a pair of red classroom scissors, bar models and a long yellow ruler

Stick with it! Teaching for mastery in Year 6

By Roger Hitchin

Teaching Maths for Mastery

A boy wearing a red t-shirt and round glasses scratches his head as he thinks about the answer to a Year 6, word problem

Word problems in Year 6: challenging learners to take charge of their lesson

By Roger Hitchin

On a pale blue background, three coloured pencils tie-in the three-part lesson structure key to the maths mastery approach

What to expect when adopting a maths mastery approach

By Roger Hitchin

Teaching Maths for Mastery

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Getting the most out of Mathsteasers

By Roger Hitchin

Teaching Maths for Mastery

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