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School from home: your maths learning resource round up

Easing your class into school from home? Help is at hand. Support parents and caregivers through the Covid-19 pandemic with this maths learning resource list.

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

By Jane Currell

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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

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Maths assessment tools on a pale blue background including the Maths — No Problem! textbook and Assessment Papers.

Ask yourself: what is the purpose of assessment in the classroom?

By Dara Ryan

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On a light yellow background, three Maths — No Problem! characters are having a discussion.

Reflecting on 2020: how Assessment for Learning contributes to planning

By Adam Gifford

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On a light pink background, Amira is wearing a purple outfit. There are thought and speech bubbles surrounding her as she asks effective maths questions.

How to develop learners’ metacognition skills with effective questioning

By Alex Laurie

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Maths — No Problem! characters Charles and Amira are inventing a problem themselves. They are collaborating in front of a whiteboard on a light yellow background.

Developing learners’ collaboration skills in the classroom and at home

By Adam Gifford

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Zoltan Dienes and teaching mathematics through games

By Emily McIver

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How to take your maths classroom outside

By Alex Laurie

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A drawing of a mountain range made solely out of varying triangles of different colours that represents a child’s mathematical imagination in nature.

Imaginative ways to explore mathematics

By Andy Psarianos

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Melani and her mum getting ready for a return to school in New Zealand on a light green background.

Covid-19: creating the ‘new normal’ in New Zealand schools

By Alex Laurie

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A girl wearing yellow practicing the thought-challenge / positively balancing her thoughts and concerns.

Manage back to school stress with this thought-challenging technique

By Lisa Champagne

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Covid-19: Top Tips for Getting Back Into the Classroom

By Andy Psarianos

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School from home: your maths learning resource round up

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

Improving maths in primary schools starts by changing teachers’ beliefs

Ask yourself: what is the purpose of assessment in the classroom?

Reflecting on 2020: how Assessment for Learning contributes to planning

How to develop learners’ metacognition skills with effective questioning

Developing learners’ collaboration skills in the classroom and at home

Zoltan Dienes and teaching mathematics through games

How to take your maths classroom outside

Imaginative ways to explore mathematics

Covid-19: creating the ‘new normal’ in New Zealand schools

Manage back to school stress with this thought-challenging technique

Covid-19: Top Tips for Getting Back Into the Classroom

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