Jenny Houssart / Caroline Roaf / Anne Watson
Supporting Mathematical Thinking
Herausgeber: Watson, Anne; Roaf, Caroline; Houssart, Jenny
Jenny Houssart / Caroline Roaf / Anne Watson
Supporting Mathematical Thinking
Herausgeber: Watson, Anne; Roaf, Caroline; Houssart, Jenny
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This book looks at how practitioners have focused on the fully educational application intellect to the problem of developing mathematical thinking among one's pupils.
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This book looks at how practitioners have focused on the fully educational application intellect to the problem of developing mathematical thinking among one's pupils.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 164
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 299mm x 210mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 553g
- ISBN-13: 9781843123620
- ISBN-10: 1843123622
- Artikelnr.: 21818857
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 164
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 299mm x 210mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 553g
- ISBN-13: 9781843123620
- ISBN-10: 1843123622
- Artikelnr.: 21818857
Anne Watson, Jenny Houssart, Caroline Roaf
Preface
Contributors
Introduction
1 Is there a substitute for experience in learning?
2 Low attaining students can think mathematically
3 Numeracy recovery: a pilot scheme for early intervention with young children with numeracy difficulties
4 What do children see? A study of children's representations of numbers and operations
5 Difficulties in extended counting
6 John's access to Pythagoras' theorem: inclusion and entitlement in action
7 Count me out: task refusal in primary mathematics
8 Working through complexity: an experience of developing mathematical thinking through the use of Logo with low attaining pupils
9 A study of progression in written calculation strategies for division
10 Using graphics calculators with low attaining pupils
11 Generalising arithmetic: an alternative to algebra (or things to do with a plastic bag)
12 Watching
listening and acting: a case study of learning support assistants in primary mathematics lessons
13 Responsive questioning in a mixed-ability group
14 Inclusion and entitlement: equality of opportunity and quality of curriculum provision
Index
Contributors
Introduction
1 Is there a substitute for experience in learning?
2 Low attaining students can think mathematically
3 Numeracy recovery: a pilot scheme for early intervention with young children with numeracy difficulties
4 What do children see? A study of children's representations of numbers and operations
5 Difficulties in extended counting
6 John's access to Pythagoras' theorem: inclusion and entitlement in action
7 Count me out: task refusal in primary mathematics
8 Working through complexity: an experience of developing mathematical thinking through the use of Logo with low attaining pupils
9 A study of progression in written calculation strategies for division
10 Using graphics calculators with low attaining pupils
11 Generalising arithmetic: an alternative to algebra (or things to do with a plastic bag)
12 Watching
listening and acting: a case study of learning support assistants in primary mathematics lessons
13 Responsive questioning in a mixed-ability group
14 Inclusion and entitlement: equality of opportunity and quality of curriculum provision
Index
Preface
Contributors
Introduction
1 Is there a substitute for experience in learning?
2 Low attaining students can think mathematically
3 Numeracy recovery: a pilot scheme for early intervention with young children with numeracy difficulties
4 What do children see? A study of children's representations of numbers and operations
5 Difficulties in extended counting
6 John's access to Pythagoras' theorem: inclusion and entitlement in action
7 Count me out: task refusal in primary mathematics
8 Working through complexity: an experience of developing mathematical thinking through the use of Logo with low attaining pupils
9 A study of progression in written calculation strategies for division
10 Using graphics calculators with low attaining pupils
11 Generalising arithmetic: an alternative to algebra (or things to do with a plastic bag)
12 Watching
listening and acting: a case study of learning support assistants in primary mathematics lessons
13 Responsive questioning in a mixed-ability group
14 Inclusion and entitlement: equality of opportunity and quality of curriculum provision
Index
Contributors
Introduction
1 Is there a substitute for experience in learning?
2 Low attaining students can think mathematically
3 Numeracy recovery: a pilot scheme for early intervention with young children with numeracy difficulties
4 What do children see? A study of children's representations of numbers and operations
5 Difficulties in extended counting
6 John's access to Pythagoras' theorem: inclusion and entitlement in action
7 Count me out: task refusal in primary mathematics
8 Working through complexity: an experience of developing mathematical thinking through the use of Logo with low attaining pupils
9 A study of progression in written calculation strategies for division
10 Using graphics calculators with low attaining pupils
11 Generalising arithmetic: an alternative to algebra (or things to do with a plastic bag)
12 Watching
listening and acting: a case study of learning support assistants in primary mathematics lessons
13 Responsive questioning in a mixed-ability group
14 Inclusion and entitlement: equality of opportunity and quality of curriculum provision
Index