Become a Maths Boss: 25 Problems with Solutions

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Loads of people asked me where I got it so I thought I should share that here: check out spreadshirt. This page lists recommended resources for teaching geometry and measure at Key Stage 3/4 organised by topic. I produced a new set of resources for breakfast revision for the non calculator GCSE exam - if you missed them, you can download them here. What it is : At the beginning of the school closure period in 2020, many schools moved all of their teaching to Microsoft Teams.

the standard of the questions and exercises is excellent and they should be part of every maths teacher's bookmarks.Teachers should work through the sequences of questions ahead of time, so that they can really appreciate where pupils are likely to make the biggest jumps in their appreciation of the underlying mathematics. It is likely that your school already takes part in these challenges, but if not you can sign up here . The ones that don’t achieve that grade 4 and above in GCSE at age 16 tend to be those who haven’t grasped mathematics in the key stage three curriculum.

First launched in 2006, the NCETM is funded by government to deliver the maths hubs programme and the teaching for mastery scheme. Screaming at Pratik, Tejasswi said that if in a fraction, the numerator is bigger than the denominator, the result is a negative number. Variation Theory involves holding the key features of successive questions constant and varying one element of the question so that pupils can attend to the key mathematical idea. This simple looking webpage is capable of generating a list of past exam questions filtered by topic. Stripp said when schools are short of specialists, they “generally choose to deploy their non-specialists” in key stage three which is a “crucial time” in a child’s maths education.There are resources at different difficulty levels (First Steps, Strengthen and Extend) and answers are available too. It’s interesting to see, how A Level students from UK are able to provide the audience a book, full of challenging, and at the same time interesting questions. There are skills booklets which you can print or project on the board, and there’s a PowerPoint with all the answers. This blog post is about some of the best online resource locations for secondary mathematics teachers (in my opinion and as suggested by maths teachers on Twitter).

These are tasks that involve creative, imaginative and thought-provoking ways to help learners of mathematics develop their fluency in important mathematical procedures. At times, I had to stop myself from including sites that don’t link to teaching resources for teachers.What it is : This man does so much more for mathematics education in Scotland than just writing this newsletter, but the newsletter is a great place to start.