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More from the Numeracy Garden….
Thank you so much to Sara-Jane Macaskill for inviting me to visit their Numeracy Garden at Knockbreck Primary – I was so impressed and inspired by the wonderful numeracy learning and collaboration taking place! As you can see from the … Continue reading
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Highland Numeracy Teaching Model
The Teaching Model we recommend for all learning and teaching in numeracy is to always first use concrete materials to represent a problem or concept visually, then screen in some way to develop a mental image, and only then move … Continue reading
