A creative approach to teaching calculation: the what, why and how of teaching calculation and number in context
di Josh Lury
2015 · 106 pagine · Bloomsbury · ISBN 9781472919472
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Calculations are the gateway to outstanding learning in mathematics, but many people struggle with the step-by-step procedures of calculation methods. The material is addressed to teachers, and takes into account recent developments in teaching and the new Primary curriculum. It is based around practical classroom activities, with clear and concise explanations of the power of different calculation methods and images.
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