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GCSE and CCSS Mathematics Curriculum Intuitive medium term plans provide the pedagogy and structure for the full secondary and high school curriculums
June 24, 2019
When learning how to write 3-part ratios students need to understand how ratios can be made equivalent. The start of the lesson remind...
June 5, 2019
Students should be able to represent the solutions to an inequality on a number line, using set notation or as a list of integer values...
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When learning how to write 3-part ratios students need to understand how ratios can be made equivalent. The start of the lesson reminds students by asking which of six ratios is the odd one out. This is presented to the class as they come into the lesson. Writing Equivalent Ratios A few students immediately go […]
Students should be able to represent the solutions to an inequality on a number line, using set notation or as a list of integer values. Here’s how I teach using the balance method for solving inequalities using a number line. Matching inequalities, Number sets and Number Lines At the start of the lesson students recap […]
In this blog I will share some practical tips for using mini-whiteboards in a mathematics lesson. I use mini-whiteboards nearly every lesson because they help the students show me the progress they are making. When I understand what the misconceptions are I am able to address them in subsequent examples as part of my feedback. […]
