Research and Innovation: Supporting mathematical thinking through sustained shared thinking. Mathematical thinking is at the heart of mathematics and supporting learners of all ages to develop their mathematical thinking includes allocating time and attention to talk. Sustained shared thinking has been identified as significantly contributing to outcomes for children in the early years and we […]
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This Work Group is only suitable for those involved in the leadership of maths professional development. Outline The appropriate use of research to inform practice is fundamental to the entire Maths Hub programme. LLME engagement with our Researcher in Residence, has highlighted that this is a complex area that requires further, targeted investigation. Access
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Oracy is often described as the complementary skills of learning to talk and learning through talk. The aim of this Work Group is to explore learning through talk with a focus on sustained shared thinking. The group will focus on the impact this can have on under-resourced learners at an early age and is open
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We are no longer taking applications for this Work Group. Background: It has often been suggested that inhibitory control is needed when we select appropriate mathematical strategies. Children might have a default, or automatic, strategy to use in a particular situation. If we want children to stop, take notice and consider alternative strategies, then they
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This article is for information only. This innovative Work Group is no longer taking applications. This Work Group is designed to support the children to learn ‘through talk and to talk’ (Voice 21 benchmark). It is designed to deepen students’ understanding of maths by using strategies for oracy to develop students’ reasoning skills. (View Introduction
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