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Resourceaholic: Angles in Parallel Lines: in Depth – Education Article

January 14, 2020
Angles, CPD, Education Articles
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In my recent post Indices in Depth I explained that TES recently recorded a couple of my CPD sessions. A new video has been published this week: Angles in Parallel Lines. You can download the slides here which include links in the notes at the bottom of each slide. I hope you enjoy it! I’m looking forward to filming more of these in February. This is only a snippet of a Education Article written by noreply@blogger.com (Jo Morgan) Read Full Article

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Resourceaholic: Indices in Depth – Education Article

December 28, 2019
CPD, Education Articles, Indices
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A couple of years ago I wrote a blog post about a new project I was launching called Topics in Depth. The idea was to write a series of CPD sessions – each one covering an individual maths topic. This was in response to three things I’d noticed: 1. that we rush through a lot of our teaching, and as a result many topics are taught at a very superficial level 2. that teachers don’t get enough time to research…

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Resourceaholic: 5 Maths Gems #113 – Education Article

December 11, 2019
Area, Calculators, CPD, Education Articles, Gems, Geometry, Inequalities, Puzzles, Resources, Retrieval, science, Sequences, Starters
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Welcome to my 113th gems post. This is where I share some of the latest news, ideas and resources for maths teachers. 1. L Shapes In MathsPad’s July update they shared a free interactive tool for finding missing sides of L-shapes. This can be used to demonstrate how the vertical lines on one side of the shape match the total length on the other side and to help pupils separate horizontal and vertical measures when finding missing lengths. There are accompanying…

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Easter Awesomeness for Maths Teachers – Education Article

October 28, 2019
CPD, Education Articles
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A couple of years ago I went to BCME for the first time. I loved it! Having been a regular Saturday-maths-conference-goer for a few years, it was my first big residential maths conference. It was a totally different experience to one day events. I enjoyed the social stuff (we won the quiz! I may have mentioned that a few times…) and I also liked the pace. One day conferences can be intense – I feel like I rush around all day…

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#1MinCPD: New Education Inspection Framework! – Education Article

May 30, 2019
#EIF2019, CPD, Curriculum, Deep Dive, Education Articles, Education Inspection Framework, Grading Schools, Impact, Implementation, Intent, Ofsted, Quality of Education, School Inspections, Short Inspections
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#1MinCPD: New Education Inspection Framework! | TeacherToolkit 22nd May 201922nd May 2019 Hanna Beech 585 Views #EIF2019, Curriculum, Deep Dive, Education Inspection Framework, Grading Schools, Impact, Implementation, Intent, Ofsted, Quality of Education, School Inspections, Short Inspections Reading Time: 1 minute Do you need a brief overview of some of the key points from the Education Inspection Framework (2019)? Here are a few highlights to keep you in the school inspection loop – there will be no ‘deep diving’! The 4-point…

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Resourceaholic: Marvellous Maths Teaching – Education Article

May 23, 2019
CPD, Education Articles
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I have exciting news! I’m teaming up with Craig Barton to deliver a brand new training course for maths teachers this October. ‘Marvellous Maths Teaching’ offers a full day of high quality maths CPD. Your school or college will only have to pay £90 + booking fee to send you on this course, which makes it an absolute bargain – many other one day training courses are considerably more expensive. Even better, we’re running both a Northern Leg (at the…

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My Top 4 Education Podcasts – Education Article

May 17, 2019
Alex Quigley, Blackpool Research School, CPD, Craig Barton, Education Articles, Jarlath O’Brien, Maths, Megan Sumeracki, Oli Caviglioli, Phil Naylor, podcasting, podcasts, ResearchEd, Teaching and Learning, The Learning Scientists, Yana Weinstein
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Reading Time: 3 minutes What education-podcasts do you follow? Podcasts are perfect for learning on the go. They make information personal and they are convenient and easy to consume. As well as these top recommendations, don’t forget to listen to the weekly Teacher Toolkit podcasts. Teachers have always enjoyed a healthy discussion and debate about pedagogy and practice, whether it be in the staffroom at break time, the yard at lunchtime or in CPD sessions after school. With the advances…

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#ATMMA19 – Education Article

May 15, 2019
CPD, Education Articles, Resources
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This week I spent four days at the ATM-MA Conference. It was great! I went to a wide variety of sessions and have come home with a lot to reflect on. In my current role (working mainly to improve Year 11 results) I feel like I’ve started to lose sight of what mathematics teaching is all about. Next year I’ll be teaching only Year 7 and 8 and am looking forward to trying some new approaches. This This is only…

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#1MinCPD: Time Making Tips For Times Tables – Education Article

May 10, 2019
concept, concept cartoons, CPD, division, Education Articles, finger multiplication, Komodo Maths, Maths, Misconceptions, multiplication tables, Primary, rote, Teaching and Learning, times tables, Times Tables Rock Stars
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Reading Time: 1 minute How well do your pupils know their times tables? Knowing your times tables is a maths non-negotiable for all pupils. Try these top tips for nailing times tables in your classroom. 1. Allocate time Without regular dedicated time, learning of times tables will be limited, so if you’re serious about improving recall, get times tables timetabled! 2. Go slow to start Pupils need to feel some level of success to be motivated so it might be…

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#1minCPD: Raising Aspirations | TeacherToolkit – Education Article

January 18, 2019
action plan, aim high, ambition, Aspiration, Aspirations, Assessment, CPD, Education Articles, engagement, potential, Progress, Students
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#1minCPD: Raising Aspirations | TeacherToolkit | UK Education Blog Reading Time: 1 minute Want to encourage your pupils to aim high? Although many young people have huge aspirations, there is often a still a deep disconnect between socially deprived pupils and aiming high. Here’s one way to raise aspirations for those who don’t seem… This is only a snippet…

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