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Collation of resources by Nicola Whiston

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A wonderful collection of resources

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Unfortunately, my father Don Steward passed away from Covid-19 on 3rd May 2020.

Throughout his working life he was passionate about improving the teaching of mathematics and has requested that all of his work remains freely available.

As per his wishes, I have uploaded all of his work to this Blog in the pages section which contains links to google drive where slides and presentations can be downloaded for free.

Don has also requested that those who use his work make a discretionary donation to charities supporting education in Africa.

We have set up a Justgiving fundraising page to support this wish below:
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/jessesteward

Many thanks for all of the kind messages we have received which are of great comfort to myself and the family.

Kind regards,

Jess

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ideas and resources for mathematics teachers of 10 to 16 year olds

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Latest Blogs

Teaching place value and not just about base ten.

...because all counters are double sided! A blog about how I use double sided counters in teaching directed number arithmetic

How I've tried to implement a few ideas from Mark McCourt's phasing learning model, in particular the practise phase

So, what is a MathsConf and why do I like them so much?

Some of the more technical details behind how I create my sketchnotes.

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Teaching place value and not just about base ten. ...because all counters are double sided! A blog about how I use double sided counters in teaching directed number arithmetic How I've tried to implement a few ideas from Mark McCourt's phasing learning model, in particular the practise phase So, what is a MathsConf and why do I like them so much?

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Links to resourceFULL and CPD videos - using manipulatives

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Charlotte Hawthorne - year 7-9 scheme with links

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Charlotte Hawthorne - year 7-9 scheme with links

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Link to presentations

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Edexcel A Level Statistics Knowledge Organisers

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A collection of knowledge organisers for the Edexcel A Level Statistics course The Large Data Set Data Collection Measures of Location & Spread Represe...

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Edexcel A Level Mechanics Knowledge Organisers

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A collection of knowledge organisers for the Edexcel A Level Mechanics course Modelling in Mechanics Constant Acceleration Forces & Motion Variable Acc...

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DFM not on Tour! - Beginner/Intermediate Event - June 25th 2020

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DFM not on Tour! - Advanced Event - June 26th 2020

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Information on transition,
Remote learning and  CPD

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Getting ready for A level video playlist

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Simplifying Surds (Lesson 1) A-Level prep with Mr Hegarty!

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Information on remote learning, learning platforms, online CPD opportunities, planning for school return

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The most popular choice at A level is Mathematics; however, many students say that they find the initial transition from GCSE to A level challenging.

These resources were designed for students to complete independently and will develop fluency in the fundamental techniques and the key mathematical concepts that underpin A level Mathematics. They can be paired with support and additional guidance from a teacher where this is available.

Each section includes:

skills checks

a chance to practise and explore

some extra ideas that you may want to investigate further

There are six sets of resources, and each set should provide about 3 hours of work. Each set includes either written worked solutions, video solutions or links to websites.

We hope students' find these resources useful, that they add depth to their understanding, and that they help them make a smooth and successful transition to AS and A level Mathematics.

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Transition to A level Mathematics: Essential Skills - AMSP

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The most popular choice at A level is Mathematics; however, many students say that they find the initial transition from GCSE to A level challenging. These resources were designed for students to complete independently and will develop fluency in the fundamental techniques and the key mathematical concepts that underpin A level Mathematics.

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Link to White Rose Knowledge Organisers by @whisto_maths

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Contact us if in a Stoke School

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NEW Online Training courses - convenient learning in bite-sized chunks

Three of our popular training courses are now available to complete ONLINE! Take a journey through the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract approach, learn how to use Bar Modelling to give maths a whole new meaning, or explore how to spot patterns and make connections with Thinking Through Variation!

Online training is a flexible tool, ideal for collaborative learning (such as in staff meetings or team workshops) and equally good for independent study, allowing busy teachers to work at their own pace. In other words, whatever works best for you!

Access to the courses can be purchased through our NEW Online Training and Premium Resources Centre web site. When you buy an online training course you also get a downloadable workbook with additional questions and reflections that add value as you work through the videos.

View a free sample for each of our online courses here...

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Online Training Courses | White Rose Maths | Teacher Training in Maths

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Three of our popular training courses are now available to complete ONLINE! Take a journey through the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract approach, learn how to use Bar Modelling to give maths a whole new meaning, or explore how to spot patterns and make connections with Thinking Through Variation!

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Mathematics, teaching, learning, resources, schools, worksheets, activities, teacher, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, GCSE, A Level, FE, CPD, courses, mastery

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Pietro Tozzi A level resource guide and links

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Pietro Tozzi A level resource guide and links

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Pietro Tozzi GCSE resources guide and links

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Pietro Tozzi GCSE resources guide and links

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A collection of activities for years 5-7

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A unit of work on measure with year 7 starters and KS2 recap tasks for school or home use

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Booklets from the revision sessions in 2019

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A Level revision starters (year 1 material).pptx

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A Level revision questions based on June 2018 AS papers.pptx

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Themes- Times Tables and Problem Solving

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These videos provide ideas for how overarching themes and technology can be incorporated into lessons for GCSE Mathematics, AS/A level Mathematics and AS/A level Further Mathematics.

Using the videos

Individual teachers

Our aim is that these sets of videos will give teachers a helpful resource for their individual professional development and also provide a focus for collaborative reflection and discussion with colleagues. We hope that viewing the videos may also give teachers ideas and inspiration to use in their classroom. For each video there are:

3 or 4 questions for reflection while viewing the video

related resources including some suggestion for lesson planning

In departments

It is recognised that effective Professional Development for teachers should include opportunities to work collaboratively with colleagues. Departments or groups of teachers in a school or college may wish to use some of these video resources as part of a departmental meeting or similar development time.

The documents below contain information and an outline plan for how you might use a selection of these resources in this context.

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These videos provide ideas for how overarching themes and technology can be incorporated into lessons for GCSE Mathematics, AS/A level Mathematics and AS/A level Further Mathematics. Our aim is that these sets of videos will give teachers a helpful resource for their individual professional development and also provide a focus for collaborative reflection and discussion with colleagues.

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Self paced online CPD

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Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), all face-to-face professional development and enrichment events have been cancelled until 30 April. Our online professional development courses are still available.

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Tom Sherrington

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In response to demand for my workshops and masterclasses on Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction, I've recorded a screen capture of me talking through the slides I use for my one-day events.
The slides are available here
I have posted the links on youtube in a playlist that can be found here:

There is 2 1/2 hours of material there so take your time to browse.

If you would like to book me for in-school CPD please do - just follow the teacherhead-consulting tab at the top of this website.

If you want bulk copies of the Rosenshine booklet email as@johncatt.com to discuss a discount offer. Or order your own copy here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rosenshines-Principles-Action-Tom-Sherrington/dp/1912906201
Update: Video Booklets.
I'm delighted that AHT, Claire Grimes, has made a superb workbook to go with each of these videos. They walk through each of the youtube videos linked above with a series of thoughtful reflection activities and prompts. After 15,000 free downloads, Claire has now published the booklet with John Catt as a companion to the Rosenshine in Action booklet.

Books are available for £3 each from https://www.johncattbookshop.com/rosenshine-s-principles-in-action-the-workbook. You can contact as@johncatt.com for bulk discounts. Huge thanks to Claire for making these and sharing them so generously for so long.

You might also like to check back in with the Rosenshine blogs I've written and other related posts connected to the videos:

Here is the session I did for ResearchEdHome with a focus on curriculum.
https://youtu.be/JZGpFfsZuuk

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Rosenshine Masterclass Captured. Free CPD!

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In response to demand for my workshops and masterclasses on Rosenshine's Principles of Instruction, I've recorded a screen capture of me talking through the slides I use for my one-day events. The slides are available here I have posted the links on youtube in a playlist that can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_WHYo5KULlfcpKvyf5fXrFEXbA6zroIk There is 2...

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Revision. displays

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GCSE Starter Questions MEP June 2018 3.pptx

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Starters, GCSE ideas

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Revision strategies, spot the mistakes, maths in other subjects

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Literacy, Ratio and Proportion, General

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A level, Algebra, Problem-solving

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Homework ideas, mastery approaches

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Stretch and Challenge, General

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Student booklets, solutions, exam relay and starter

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Booklets

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Student booklets, solutions, exam relay and starter

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Exponentials and Logs, Integration and Trigonometry

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A Level, Goal Free, Promotion of Maths, general

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Booklets

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Student booklets, solutions, exam relays and starter

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Fluency, Reasoning, General

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Edexcel GCSE to A Level Booklet and Intervention PowerPoint

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Primary

Keeping Year 6 pupils motivated in their maths learning during the transition to Year 7 can be challenging, but we've got plenty of ways to help you.

Key Stage 2-3 Transition webinars

If you're looking for extra support to help your Year 6 class as they make this journey, watch these webinars on Supporting Key Stage 2 to 3 Transition in Maths:

Calculator Crunch... it's fun and it's free!

Our Calculator Crunch programme is a fun way to engage Year 6 pupils with maths whilst also developing their confidence with calculators so they're ready for maths at secondary school. The activities provide extra practice for Year 6 and 7 pupils in key areas of the maths curriculum.

Running over nine days each summer, each morning we release a new challenge on Twitter and on this webpage, along with a set of home learning resources.

Parents and carers can use the challenge activities with their children at home, and you can incorporate them into work you're setting for your pupils, either in school or remotely.

There's also a template you can use to create certificates for students who take part, to award their achievements.

Resources to support your Year 6 class to make the transition to Year 7

Our Year 6 Get Calculating lesson plans lets pupils test their ideas and generalisations with a wider range of values than mental and written calculations can.

Find these resources

Our Year 7 Get Calculating lesson plans focus on developing the use of calculators in a range of mathematical contexts. There's a related series of lesson plans for Year 6.

Find these resources

Our Calculator Crunch resources are designed to provide Year 7 students with extra practice in key areas of the maths curriculum, whilst also developing their confidence with using calculators.

Find these resources

You might also find it helpful to explore these Key Stage 2 extension resources.

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