Read our dedicated maths blogs written by maths influencers, experts and teachers.
Following his attendance at our Power of Maths Roundtable earlier this year and input into the Guide to Tackling Maths Anxiety, Dr Thomas Hunt, shares his reflections on how to address maths anxiety based on his work engaging with schools.
What happens when ‘try, try and try again’ is not enough? Ems Lord, Director of NRICH and speaker at our Power of Maths Roundtable, shares her three tried-and-tested approaches to building more resilient mathematicians in the classroom.
How can you better understand and identify maths anxiety in your school? Rob Brown, a maths teacher at West Lakes Academy and panelist at our 2019 Power of Maths Roundtable, shares insights from their in-school research project.
Bobby Seagull, maths teacher, author, TV presenter and Chair of the Power of Maths Roundtable gives his take on maths anxiety.
Following the Power of Maths roundtable on tackling maths anxiety, Dr Tom Crawford shares his take on the out-of-the-box approaches to help engage young people with maths, spark curiosity and inspire life-long interest in the subject.
Great news! The Power Maths Key Stage 2 resources have been judged as fully delivering a mastery approach and placed on the DfE’s list of recommended textbooks, alongside the already recommended Key Stage 1 resources!
Since the Department for Education (DfE) announced their plans to support primary schools with implementing a teaching for mastery approach, mastery has become synonymous with maths teaching.
As featured in Education for Everybody
When it comes to teaching maths, ‘mastery’ is the current buzzword, with more and more UK schools choosing to adopt this approach to drive a deeper understanding of maths and SEND subjects for all children.
As featured in Teachwire
Tony Staneff, series editor of Power Maths, lifts the lid on five of the most common misconceptions around this much-discussed approach to maths.
On 3rd November 2017, the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) released a guidance report entitled Improving Mathematics in Key Stages 2 & 3.
At the end of October, you will see a change in the way the Abacus lesson plans are exported to Word.
With the school year well under it will soon be time for parents’ evening. This may be your first one so you may be wondering what to expect and what to ask or you may already have a few under your belt. So how can you make the most of the limited time you have? We have compiled a handy guide for getting the most out of parents’ evening.
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