Yesterday, at MathsConf28 in Gloucester, I shared my obsession with Ratio Tables as a tool for multiplicative thinking. It followed on from my session back at MathsConf24 where I talked about using ratio tables for teaching compound measures.
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The Counting Principle – 9-1 GCSE Content
In the interests of making my blog more reflective and useful as a T&L tool for myself (and others if they so wish!) I thought it may be nice to talk about some of the lessons I have taught and strategies I am using in the classroom. This is my first attempt at doing so! … Continue reading The Counting Principle – 9-1 GCSE Content
Holidays and Working
It seems that the most recent 'Secret Teacher' article has caused some unrest among teachers once again. It's no secret that these columns irk me... infact since the 'Pupils are forcefed maths they'll never use' debacle I have tried to avoid it entirely and combatted it with tweets and blog posts with #loveteaching. There are … Continue reading Holidays and Working
My Very Own Classroom
So I spent Thursday and Friday last week getting my classroom in order for September. The idea of having my own room, after a whole year of carting things about in folders from room to room, is very exciting. I'll have everything I need at my fingertips and where I want it to be! I've … Continue reading My Very Own Classroom
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