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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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Simplicity is the key to teaching times tables

By David Adams

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How to take your maths classroom outside

By Alex Laurie

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Are calculators in the classroom such a bad thing? Let’s look at the evidence.

By John Dabell

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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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On a light green background, MNP character, Holly, holds an illustration of the forgetting curve

The forgetting curve: helping learners retain knowledge

By Gill Knight

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How to translate your teaching experience into expertise

By Gill Knight

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On a light green background, a clipboard with a checklist outlines 5 ways to develop risk taking in your classroom

5 ways to develop risk taking across your school

By Katy Reeve

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What makes an expert? The research behind effective professional development

By Craig Ferguson

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Teacher poses questions about social justice issues to her students, developing critical consciousness in her learners.

“Is this fair?” Developing critical consciousness in our learners

By Jane Currell

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Why it’s important to see maths as a language

By John Dabell

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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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Let’s get meta. Meta-learning that is.

By Jane Currell

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School from home: your maths learning resource round up

Simplicity is the key to teaching times tables

How to take your maths classroom outside

Are calculators in the classroom such a bad thing? Let’s look at the evidence.

How to develop learners’ metacognition skills with effective questioning

The forgetting curve: helping learners retain knowledge

How to translate your teaching experience into expertise

5 ways to develop risk taking across your school

What makes an expert? The research behind effective professional development

“Is this fair?” Developing critical consciousness in our learners

Why it’s important to see maths as a language

Imaginative ways to explore mathematics

Let’s get meta. Meta-learning that is.

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