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Teaching for Long-Term Memory?
Posted on 2nd Jun 20205th Apr 2021

Teaching for Long-Term Memory?

Long-term Learning As teachers, one of our primary goals is to educate, allowing a child to take the information you have taught and apply it to their life.  One issue is the retention of conceptual knowledge.  I’m sure we can all relate where someone mentions an aspect of maths or science and we know that … Continue reading Teaching for Long-Term Memory?

Cognitive Activation in Maths
Posted on 21st May 20205th Apr 2021

Cognitive Activation in Maths

A Cognitive Approach? A lot of mathematical learning research, particularly in the UK, involves a cognitive approach to learning.  A behavioural approach may be linked to alleviating maths anxiety (most of the time – a cognitive approach may be taken to adjust thought processes) but the process of conceptualisation is typically explained through a cognitive … Continue reading Cognitive Activation in Maths

“What would they do in your shoes?”
Posted on 28th Apr 20205th Apr 2021

“What would they do in your shoes?”

Theory of Mind in Children As teachers, we’ve all asked that question: “what would they have done in that situation?” Have you ever wondered why this may have been difficult or not even crossed a child’s mind?  I’m not saying this is an excuse for thoughtless behaviour and actions but perhaps an opportunity for you … Continue reading “What would they do in your shoes?”

“They just don’t get it!”
Posted on 17th Apr 20205th Apr 2021

“They just don’t get it!”

It’s that time of the year again.. it’s time to teach the wonderful fractions.  Many of your children may have an idea of what is going on, depending on the year group you’re teaching; however, if you’re lucky, your children will have very similar preconceptions (hopefully correct – makes your job a bit easier).  You … Continue reading “They just don’t get it!”

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