Teaching Maths for Mastery

Interested in Singapore maths, the CPA approach, bar modelling, or number bonds? Learn essential maths mastery theory and techniques here.

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Early years maths mastery: balancing work and play

It’s hard to find a perfect balance between teaching and playtime in the early years. Developing maths as part of a daily routine is a great way to start.

How storytelling connects mathematics to nature

By Marcus du Sautoy

Teaching Maths for Mastery

How to make up for lost time in the maths mastery classroom

By Dr Yeap Ban Har

Teaching Maths for Mastery

Early years maths mastery: balancing work and play

By Sabrina Pinnock

Teaching Maths for Mastery

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

Against a light blue background, two members of a school’s senior leadership team monitor maths mastery

How should senior leadership teams monitor maths mastery?

By Gillian Knight

Teaching Maths for Mastery

3 plus 2 equals 5 is pictorially represented using cubes, along with a more abstract representation using numbers and symbols

How to move from concrete resources to abstract learning

By Helly Douglas

Teaching Maths for Mastery

Essential instruments for every learners maths journaling practice: a yellow ruler, a journal and a sharp number 2 pencil

5 types of maths journals and how to use them

By Helly Douglas

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

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 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

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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Teaching Maths for Mastery

Early years maths mastery: balancing work and play

How storytelling connects mathematics to nature

How to make up for lost time in the maths mastery classroom

Early years maths mastery: balancing work and play

How creative journaling supports formative assessment

How to use journaling to teach multiplication in depth

How should senior leadership teams monitor maths mastery?

How to move from concrete resources to abstract learning

5 types of maths journals and how to use them

Stick with it! Teaching for mastery in Year 6

How to put whole-class differentiation strategies into practice

What to expect when adopting a maths mastery approach

Making the most of bar modelling

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