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Content Clusters Overview

TeachersBy Katherin CartwrightOctober 26, 2019

This is a companion document for the Content Clusters. It includes all clusters for all Stages in the one document and a table showing how concepts are linked and develop across stages. This may be helpful for teachers who teach across stages or in multi-stage classes.

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Content Clusters – Stage 3

TeachersBy Katherin CartwrightOctober 23, 2019

This resource provides possible ways of how groups of outcomes and their key ideas can be sequenced together based on the concepts they address.

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Content Clusters – Stage 2

TeachersBy Katherin CartwrightOctober 22, 2019

This resource provides possible ways of how groups of outcomes and their key ideas can be sequenced together based on the concepts they address.

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Content Clusters – Stage 1

TeachersBy Katherin CartwrightJanuary 30, 2019

This resource provides possible ways of how groups of outcomes and their key ideas can be sequenced together based on the concepts they address.

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Content Clusters – Early Stage 1

TeachersBy Katherin CartwrightOctober 10, 2018

This resource provides possible ways of how groups of outcomes and their key ideas can be sequenced together based on the concepts they address.

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Favourite maths games: Big ideas in small packages

MathematicsBy Katherin CartwrightAugust 31, 2020

In my last blog What’s your favourite maths game? I shared a few of my favourites and put the call out to my fellow educators to find out what some of your favourite maths games were. A huge thank you to all of those people who shared the games they love and games they have…

Teaching and assessing what matters in mathematics

Curriculum, Mathematics, OpinionBy Katherin CartwrightMay 18, 2020

As students start to return to school one day a week and then full-time, teachers will be spending much of this time re-assessing what students know and planning future teaching based on where to next. When it comes to mathematics, identifying students’ prior knowledge is essential as mathematics concepts build upon each other. Identifying key…

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The making of a maths lesson

Curriculum, Mathematics, Opinion, PedagogyBy Katherin CartwrightFebruary 10, 2020

As a new year begins, planning and programming are often the focus for classroom teachers. It’s a time to try new things, adapt what has worked before, and think about what makes a great lesson. For mathematics, as with any subject area, flexibility is the key. Catherine Attard (@attard_c) provided some good advice regarding lesson…

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Addressing spelling

English, Literacy, SpellingBy Annette GrayJune 10, 2020

I have had a query from a concerned teacher, a member of the school’s Literacy Committee, about ways to ‘effectively boost spelling outcomes across the school’.

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