Shropshire Centre for Mathematics Education

These resources from Shropshire Centre for Mathematics Education were developed from 1990 to enhance students' mathematical experience at Key Stage One and Key Stage Two. They look at strategies which can be implemented to encourage students to use and apply their mathematical knowledge in a manner which suits their individual preferences. The fundamental concepts of mathematics such as number, place value, shape, halving and symmetry can be discovered by students. When this happens, it can be said that they are functioning as mathematicians and the process of discovery and communication is more likely to lead to understanding and therefore more effective learning. Changes to the National Curriculum prompted schools to review their approach to the teaching of number and this programme of work was explicitly designed to provide all students with access to efficient mental calculating strategies.

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These resources from Shropshire Centre for Mathematics Education have been developed by topic to be used as required throughout the academic year. Each section lists the previous knowledge required by students to make the work relevant, as well as highlighting the skills which will be developed. Individual...

This booklet contains ideas for use with students who are beginning to build upon early understandings of number to do with counting, addition and subtraction. It is concerned with the basic requirements of flexible mental calculation as building blocks for the development of more complex operations in which...

These resources from Shropshire Centre for Mathematics Education provide a selection of mathematical investigations, which are capable of challenging students at all levels of attainment, allowing them to develop not only their powers of problem solving but also their understanding of mathematical concepts and...

This series of booklets, produced by Shropshire Centre for Mathematics Education, provide teachers in primary schools with a range of practical starting points for investigative work in the classroom, allowing students to explore mathematical ideas.

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