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Keeping it simple
Achieving success in learning is vital as it fosters motivation, confidence, and a positive attitude toward education.
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Achieving success in learning is vital as it fosters motivation, confidence, and a positive attitude toward education.
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Metacognitive approaches are not just an ‘add-on’ but a fundamental part of effective mathematics instruction.
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Louise Menday an Evidence Advocate explores this question within her own family and how schools can make a difference.
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Holly Chapple ELE offers an insight into methods that have worked effectively in her own practice.
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February Newsletter
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Sandra Westlake explains how she’s using mock papers to unpack metacognitive thinking in maths
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Join us for a day full of insightful keynotes from expert speakers, interactive workshops and valuable networking opportunities.
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Sophie and Kirsty explore how we can use diagnostic questions in mathematics to uncover misconceptions
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Bridging Communication and Mathematical Thinking
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Reflecting on what can help or hinder implementation
Where to start when leading CPD for such a diverse workforce?
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What does a truly inclusive classroom look like?
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Schools as complex systems: the adjacent possible theory gives insights into implementation, innovation & adaptation.
This blog explores how research evidence has shaped the approach to teaching and leadership in Secondary Maths.
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How manipulatives can enhance the teaching and learning of maths.
Why is it that students can often solve a calculation but struggle to explain how they got there?
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Schools aiming to make evidence-informed decisions should first consider how evidence guides decision-making.
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Ever baked a cake which has failed to rise? Missed the essential ingredient?
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By Max Harvey, Deputy Headteacher at The Blue School, Wells
In this blog, Y4 teacher, Liam Mullick, explores the role of manipulatives in maths beyond Early Years and Key Stage 1.
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3 of 3 – Reflections from Nagina Bostan, an Assistant Headteacher, Maths Lead and Year 6 teacher at Deeplish Primary Academy
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1 of 3 – Reflections from Nagina Bostan, an Assistant Headteacher, Maths Lead and Year 6 teacher at Deeplish Primary Academy
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2 of 3 – Reflections from Nagina Bostan, an Assistant Headteacher, Maths Lead and Year 6 teacher at Deeplish Primary Academy
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How challenging is the approach to implement?
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Explore how to effectively put evidence around improving communication and language in EYFS to work.
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Enhancing Outcomes for Pupils with SEND in Primary School Mathematics through understanding of Cognitive Load Theory
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Teachers in every subject should provide explicit vocabulary instruction to help students access and use academic language.
Uniting rather than dividing maths for our Disadvantaged Learners.
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Kelly Duke, Secondary Maths Evidence Specialist and Malton School Maths teacher, examines how to progress when fractions fail.
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A look into the role of non-maths teachers in developing students mathematical identities and perceptions
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