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Expansion Of The Maths Hubs Programme Announced
On the 17th of April 2023 it was announced that the Maths Hub Programme will expand its support for schools and colleges across England. From September 2023, new Network Collaborative Projects will see subject-specific professional development for teachers of GCSE Maths resit, and for primary schools, Mastering Number at KS2 will build on the already
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Jurassic Maths Hub Spring Conference 2023 – Breakout session one 11.20pm
The first breakout session of the day contains workshops that are being co-lead by specialists from different phases. Workshops in these breakout sessions focus on elements of Teaching for Mastery, central to the work of maths hubs, and how they can contribute to equitable classrooms. The sessions are intended to give delegates a taster of
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PD Providers Conference 2023- What’s your problem?
Booking for this event has now closed. The Jurassic and CODE Maths Hubs are pleased to invite you to the sixth annual conference for mathematics PD providers in the southwest, this year being held at Sandy Park, Exeter. This event is by invitation only and is for mathematics advisers and consultants, NCETM accredited PD leads,
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Executive Function – Cognitive Science Research and Innovation Work Group
Some people describe executive function (EF) as “the management system of the brain.” That’s because the skills involved let us set goals, plan, and get things done. EF includes three categories: inhibitory control, working memory and attention shifting/cognitive flexibility. EF predicts maths achievement as well as success in school broadly (Clements, Sarama, and Germeroth
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Protected: Talk Maths – Jurassic Maths Hub Conference Resources 2022
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Protected: PD Providers Conference – Shape Up! Mathematical Thinking through Geometry – the slides
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