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How to use Maths — No Problem! workbooks for assessment

By Dr Yeap Ban Har

Classroom Assessment

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4 reasons why your maths students should be journaling

By Gemma Meharg

Teaching Maths for Mastery

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5 tips for teaching fractions with confidence

By Grace Beckford

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What is a maths journal? And other journaling basics

By Alex Laurie

Teaching Maths for Mastery

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4 ways to use maths journals in your primary classroom

By Dr Yeap Ban Har

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5 maths journal ideas for your primary class

By Adam Gifford

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How to develop visual literacy skills with maths journaling

By Alex Laurie

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

By Roger Hitchin

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