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Modelling and representing place value
To follow on from my previous article, understanding place value, I take a look at the way place value is modelled and represented. This is the key to getting a deep understanding of how our number system works. So which resources will support an understanding of place value?
Understanding Place Value - 6 key aspects
Place value is a key concept for children to get to grips with as they are introduced to larger numbers. Without an understanding of it they will struggle to add, subtract, multiply or divide, let alone read and write numbers. Place value builds on from early counting and recognition of cardinal numbers to knowing the value of each digit in a number, understanding our base-10 structure and exchanging within larger numbers.
Ten ways to make the most of algebra in your classroom
Ask most adults with an aversion to maths to think about the topic that turned them off the subject, and it is likely to be algebra. “I didn’t see the point…” is a common response, so what can we do to start children off with a positive view of algebra to hopefully stay with them for the rest of their lives?
Creative teaching using graph stories
Graph stories are an engaging and open-ended way to explore continuous line graphs. As you know if you have heard me talk about maths planning, I feel that statistics and data handling in the primary curriculum are tools or forms of communication that can be used to support teaching and learning in all the other maths topics.
