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Category Archives: Maths
How To Find The Slope Of A Line
Much of science and economics is about the rate of change, often with time. This rate of change is the slope of a graph, spreadsheets make this easy to find. Children are taught the equation of a line at primary … Continue reading
Posted in Algebra, Calculation, graphs, Maths, Multiplication, Numbers, Science, Times Tables
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All Children Will Be Expected To Learn Times Tables By 11
Children must memorise times tables up to 12×12 by age 11, says UK education minister Nicky Morgan. WRONG, better to learn how to calculate times tables so you are never stuck. The problem with memorising times tables is to answer … Continue reading
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Primary School Arithmetic Is Essential To Pass Many GCSEs
Primary school arithmetic and maths is necessary to pass many GCSEs so it makes sense to master it otherwise it will be harder to learn new stuff for GCSEs Here are some of them Accounting Biology Business and Economics Business … Continue reading
Posted in Calculation, GCSE, Maths, Numbers, Science
Tagged gcse, science, using arithmetic, using maths
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How To Get People Who Fail GCSE Maths and English To Pass
Pat Harrison, of Bolton College, explains in an interview with BBC Radio4 PM how Bolton College enables students who have failed GCSEs to learn and pass. Here is the interview. What do you think of the interview? Here is … Continue reading
Higher Maths Anxiety – Is It Any Different From Fear And Anxiety
The Daily Mail today has a story about how maths CAN really make your head hurt, which reports on the rather more sober article in “Plos One” by Sian Beilock and Ian Lyons from University of Chicago. It seems to … Continue reading
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Tagged higher math anxiety, learning times tables, maths anxiety, times tables
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Learning Times Tables – Rote Learning Understanding Or Do You Need Both
Recently in UK Nick Herbet, the schools minister, said pupils should learn their tables by rote at primary school. A few days later it was reported teaching children maths by making them learn times tables by rote could worsen exam … Continue reading
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Tagged learning times tables, rote learning, times tables, understanding maths
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11+ And KS2 Maths – A Common Type Of Question Has Divide And Multiply For Scaling
In basic arithmetic there are four different operations + – × ÷ There is a type of question which turns up in various forms, all basically the same, which involve divide and multiply (division and multiplication if you prefer). I … Continue reading
Posted in Calculation, Maths, Multiplication
Tagged 11+ maths, divide, division, KS2 maths, multiply, mutliplication, times tables
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Maths Is Different – Thats Not How We Do It – Number Bonds
It is commonly said maths is different nowadays. Up and down the country when parents try and help their children with maths homework often either it is incomprehensible to the parent or when they show their children something the children … Continue reading
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Tagged number bonds, number bonds worksheets, thats not how we do it now
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