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Monthly Archives: December 2018

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Looking at the literacy landscape

LiteracyBy Annette GrayDecember 12, 2018

If you are doing any sort of a road trip with your family this year, the question ‘Are we there yet?’ is one which might become very familiar. The landscape can slip by while we concentrate on our driving, on the need to stop for food or fuel or toilet breaks, and the car talk,…

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Reflecting and Pondering

Mathematics, ReflectionsBy Katherin CartwrightDecember 10, 2018

This will be our last blog week for 2018! We wish all teachers, educators and their families a happy holiday and we hope you all get a well-deserved rest. We will be adding up some resource and courses over January so look out for new items and keep coming back to the site to see what’s…

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How are we going to manage talking and listening?

Pedagogy, ReflectionsBy Annette GrayDecember 3, 2018

Talking and listening in the classroom is really the bread and butter of what we do as teachers and learners. While we, the formal assessors, together with the world at large (including parents), might value the written word over talk, and certainly accept the written word for evidence of learning (appropriately constructed, of course), it…

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6 practices that should be in your mathematical repertoire

MathematicsBy Katherin CartwrightDecember 3, 2018

Programming your practices As the year draws to an end for most schools, planning for 2019 is beginning already. I thought it would be good to highlight some of the ‘buzz words’, concepts or ideas that are having an impact in mathematics classrooms. When planning for mathematics at this time of the year, spend the…

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