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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.

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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Multicoloured speech and thought bubbles float around, reminiscent of a classroom full of rich dialogue for meta-learning

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

By Jane Currell

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Student seated cross-legged, with her hair in a ponytail taps into her number sense, depicted by maths symbols, number bonds

How important is number sense? (Turns out, very)

By Judy Hornigold

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A blue, a green and an orange building block are labelled with a plus, a division, and a multiplication sign, respectively

Building fluency through problem solving

By Gillian Knight

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3 rows of cubes, stacked 1, 2 and 3 cubes tall, denote how pupils construct their knowledge by building on what they know

Understanding how children construct knowledge to support their development

By Jane Currell

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Choose your words and your manipulatives carefully — two keys for maths success.

By Katie Bowles

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Simplicity is the key to teaching times tables

By David Adams

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Early Years Maths Mastery: The Surprising Complexity of 1-2-3

By Judy Hornigold

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Trying on the tea cosy. Making manipulatives work for all learners.

By Karen Taylor

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Young student thought bubble and light bulb

How a growth mindset helps facilitate learning in maths

By Jane Currell

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Working together: how collaboration creates meaningful learning

By Jane Currell

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School from home: your maths learning resource round up

Why it’s important to see maths as a language

Imaginative ways to explore mathematics

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

How important is number sense? (Turns out, very)

Building fluency through problem solving

Understanding how children construct knowledge to support their development

Choose your words and your manipulatives carefully — two keys for maths success.

Simplicity is the key to teaching times tables

Early Years Maths Mastery: The Surprising Complexity of 1-2-3

Trying on the tea cosy. Making manipulatives work for all learners.

How a growth mindset helps facilitate learning in maths

Working together: how collaboration creates meaningful learning

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