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Posts about bar models on This is my classroom

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Novices and experts see problems differently. Whereas a novice sees superficial features, an expert notices deeper underlying patterns, discarding the often irrelevant and distracting contextual information. Here's an example: To read the rest of the post, click here. I've got a thing about success criteria.

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Posts about bar models on This is my classroom

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Posts about bar models written by Nick Hart

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I have been very lucky to be able to share this presentation with you from Bill Jackson, who offers specialised training in 'Singapore Math' and was one of the first teachers in America to implement it. It looks at the very visual way of using the 'Bar Model Strategy' to help solve problems. Thank you Bill

This worksheet is fully editable and was inspired by the recent conference that I attended in Nottingham. Debbie Morgan the director of the NCETM showed this as a slide and an example of the sort of thing the Chinese use. I love the simplicity of it and the use of number patterns. Hope you find it useful.

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KS2 Practice Bar Modelling (with bar models)

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I thought this might be a nice place to share the ideas and work that you have trialled :-)

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I thought this might be a nice place to share the ideas and work that you have trialled :-)