John Chatterjee-Woolman
Posted in G Post, Games, Lesson plenary, Lesson starters, Mathematics, Maths Toolkit, PGCE
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#teammagicalmaths @cyfareddwr @littlegreenmath Kahoot or not to Kahoot Trainee Teachers – we go crazy looking for lesson resources. That’s where OUR hours go. My goodness, what will it be like once we qualify? Well, here’s one piece of tech I’ve already …
Could this be the best technology resource to use in your Maths lessons? Read More »
Ben Gordon
Posted in Clipart, Curriculum, Display, Funny, GTP, Images, Mathematics, Maths Toolkit, Memory, PGCE, Quotes, TED
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#teammagicalmaths @MrGordonMaths Have you thought about having a classroom Maths Makeover? So much of our dead wall space in classrooms can be used to inspire students. We have had a amazing response from students and staff after the work carried out …
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magicalmaths
Posted in CPD, CPD, G Post, GTP, Lesson starters, Mathematics, Maths Toolkit, PGCE
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tessmaths A Vedic multiplication method For some students the column method for long multiplication is enough for them to master. This equips them with a skill to use and apply in ever increasing magnitude even up to multiplying by eleventy …
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Tess Maths
Posted in CPD, Curriculum, G Post, Mathematics, Maths Toolkit, Most Popular, PGCE
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#TeamMagicalEducators: tessmaths These cups should have a place in any classroom! Making the ordinary extraordinary… This picture was one I picked up a couple of years ago on Twitter and it sparked a creative note. Having experimented with the approach to …
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Guestblogger: thenumberverse 7 Rules To Make Group work Work It’s the Easter holidays. The harsh Devon wind blasts my ears back as I walk my two young children across the car park into the entrance of the Bear Feet soft play …
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The art of story telling I came across this info graphic on twitter and have shared it with all my followers and the feedback has been immense. I always love starting a lesson or the day with a story of …
Guestblogger: @tamstar79 Assessment of Learning Recently I attended a school presentation on students reflecting on their learning. There were lots of great ideas on how to provide the opportunity for students to self reflect. The challenge for me was to think of …
Guestblogger: @IanLoynd A Perfect Maths Lesson Teachers have the most important job in the world. At a time when expectations and accountability are at an all-time high, delivering excellence in the classroom has never been more difficult. And this is true …
The answer to creating the “The Perfect Maths Lesson”! @IanLoynd Read More »
Guestblogger: @TeachYOUMatter Why Teaching Needs You – Teacher, YOU Matter! Advice on Becoming a Teacher! Teachers are some of the most amazing people on the planet. After our parents, our teachers have the most impact on us, one so profound that …
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The magic of teaching and learning! Teach teachers how to create magic! Take a bow! “Magic can be taught! Magic can be taught!” – It sure can! I came across this TED video today and I felt that it clearly …
You have probably seen Ken Robinson’s TED video on how to escape education’s death valley and have been impressed with what he argues. Below is a RSA video showing Ken Robinson discussing his views on how to change education from …
Changing Education from the ground up – Sir Ken Robinson >> Another MUST WATCH! Read More »
#teammagicaleducator: @signpostcoach Have you seen the top 5 steps to improved leadership and successful learning conversations? Using the coaching model to prepare teachers for leadership roles and conversations All this and more has been part of our school development for the …
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tambotaylor
Posted in Algebra, Algebra, Books, CPD, CPD, Curriculum, G Post, GTP, Learner, Mathematics, Maths Toolkit, Number, OfSTED, PGCE, Primary, Uncategorized
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Guest blogger: @tambotaylor Level 6 Maths Two years ago I took over as headteacher of Park Hill Primary school in Coventry and like all schools it had its strengths and areas for development. One particular area that needed fine tuning was …
The best way to crack Level 6 Maths at Primary School KS2! >> Great Advice! Read More »
Below is a useful summary of how to respond to pupil answers in the classroom. It is very important that as educators we can handle pupil responses effectively and maximise outcomes. We need to make sure we demonstrate that we …
Top 15 and half activities to demonstrate progress in your lessons? Below are some summaries of useful ways to demonstrate progress in your lessons across all subjects, especially if you planning to use the accelerated learning cycle and want are …
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[VIDEO] One of the best videos I’ve seen, the awesome moonwalk that you must share! #edchat #ukedchat https://is.gd/KbCUQB
