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(6) Include maths challenges (NRICH for example) to try and get pupils focused and exposed to different contextual questions/questions combining various topics for N5 in S4
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Our S1/2 are getting an extra period of numeracy per reg group next session and I’m making up a course for it.
Classes will be mixed ability.
Looking for ideas/suggestions/plans that have been successful or could be.
So far my thinking is:
(1) Teach to the middle (Level 2)
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(4) Have a focus on non calculator skills necessary for N5 Apps course and N4/N4 Apps AVU.
(5) Focus on mental mathematical skills and developing fluency, fluidity and speed at “basic” calculations.
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I wondered why (since software like Symbolab exists and has always been accurate when I’ve used it) since it started off correct then incorrectly solved and equation of the form ax+b=c.
Nevertheless, it looks a powerful tool that I wonder if it could be used within a maths class?
Played about with ChatGPT today. Some really interesting and powerful stuff.
Tried it with some maths questions from N5 (equation of straight line, changing subject, rationalising denominator) and although it started out questions correctly, there were some mathematical mistakes
One of my most-used teacher moves is that when I notice a student not working on whatever we're doing, I'll just wait until I catch their eye and then just give them a thumbs up with a face that says, "You okay?"
Often times the student nods and gets to it. Other times...
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I’ve got a spare whiteboard in class and have some pupils who love a challenge.
So I’m wanting to do a weekly Red, Amber, Green maths challenges with prizes for winners.
Anyone got anywhere I can begging to look to find resource or inspiration? I’m thinking NRICH to begin with.