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RT @gareth_metcalfe Today's work event cancelled (covid!) so prepared online training about the experiences that can help children to see ALL these strategies. So often children just default to procedures. A longer road, but worthwhile! pic.twitter.com/sVRQ…
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Thats a great question Pip. I forgot there were some real bangers in the ks3 sats. twitter.com/Accompli…
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RT @AccomplishEdu Interesting discussion (well a debate) in @NCETM WGLeads meeting as to whether double lines for ratio is appropriate for Y7. My thought is yes and to use Manipulatives. Anyone got any comments?
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RT @AJMagicMessage If you had just £100 per classroom, how would you resource primary #mathematics ? Here are my thoughts: andrewjeffrey.co.uk/…
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RT @NixxSunshine I used to always use the grid method as my go to but I think this is becoming my firm fave. Links to expanding single brackets and then is links into factorising when a>1 much - I do like grid but I find so many students tend to add the number terms in the last box pic.twitter.com/DCB4…
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Last #masteryreadiness visit of the week for @EM_MathsHub to @MarySwanwickPS. Got a great plan to support fact fluency across school in place. Excited to see the impact. pic.twitter.com/3m1J…
Last week from Inspiring Maths's Twitter via Twitter for Android
1271 - 672 = 28 + 571 = 599 (bond to 700 them 572 more). Answer of 599 made me realise that I could do 1271 - 600 = 671, then +1. So 1271 - 599 = 672. #MathStratChat twitter.com/pwharris…
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RT @AccomplishEdu These 2min videos - Mathematical Snacks make fantastic starting points and are free. Whilst we recommend them for classroom use or remote work they have been a great option for those last minute cover lessons as well. @ATMMathematics pic.twitter.com/ae1P…
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Today's drive to @EM_MathsHub #masteryreadiness school @hall_holme went past this local attraction. pic.twitter.com/My7G…
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