🎧 Did you catch the latest episode of our podcast, Evidence into Action?
This edition explores why manipulatives matter in maths. It features expert guests, @gcarp567, @MissEBarker and Dr Sue Gifford.
Listen now: https://t.co/dyxfdJAto2
“The daily maths lesson has not yet begun. These children are choosing to explore mathematical ideas through the manipulation of concrete resources.”
@TGResearchSch explains how manipulatives can support children’s growing mathematical knowledge.
https://t.co/V75Aj9qXWD
🎧 Tune in to a brand new episode of our 'Evidence into Action' podcast.
We’re exploring the role of manipulatives in teaching and learning maths.
It features special guests, @gcarp567, @MissEBarker and Dr Sue Gifford.
Listen now: https://t.co/dyxfdJAto2
Looking forward to hearing some pupils share their thoughts about the #Bigmathsparty today on Hits Radio 📻 Tune in at 2pm 🕑 and then every hour until 7pm 🕖 if you miss it!
Tune in to Hits Radio 📻 news this afternoon to hear from Amberley Primary about their Big Maths Party 🎉 🎈They’ll be on at 2pm 🕑 and then every hour until 7pm 🕖
A whole school assembly at Amberley Primary School. All the pupils were thinking ‘Where’s the maths in that?’ Some brilliant responses from the children! #Bigmathsparty
“Manipulatives are more than just teaching tools—they are powerful windows into pupils' mathematical thinking.”
@educationnorthtyneside and @AMBERLEYPRIMARY discuss how manipulatives can be used to help reveal children’s mathematical understanding.
👉https://t.co/CmuiBaqL4Q
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@epatman@GraceCoker27
💠“Manipulatives can be used in many ways to develop children’s mathematical understanding.”
@GraceCoker27, our maths specialist, shares five ways to use manipulates.
Read more: https://t.co/WQ9cmJAoJF
💡 “The research evidence tells us that manipulatives can be used to support pupils of all ages.”
@Gracecoker27, our maths specialist explores the use of manipulatives to boost pupils’ understanding in maths.
Read more: https://t.co/0NwaLHkLdI
“As maths teachers, our shared goal is for pupils to become effective, independent, and motivated mathematicians.”
@GraceCoker27, our maths specialist shows how the MODEL acronym can help teachers to reflect upon their maths teaching.
Read more: https://t.co/UlxCtkWPH4
Using this approach alongside a worked example to compare specific problem solving strategies is working really well with my current year group 🧮 @DrKMulholland’s blog on this is very helpful!
💡 “Providing a Think Aloud model helps pupils […] to become independent problem-solvers in the future.”
Emma Barker of @AMBERLEYPRIMARY explains how she uses the “Think Aloud” approach to support pupil’s problem solving in maths.
Read more: https://t.co/3hM4jmODBg