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Discovering Mathematics: Teacher Guide 2A

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Discovering Mathematics is adapted from the leading Singapore course to fully match the English Key Stage 3 National Curriculum. This ground-breaking series harnesses authentic mastery principles through a Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) approach, and the use of precise mathematical language. Students learn by discovery, an approach which was pioneered by this course and is now the Singapore standard. Written by an experienced UK/Singapore team, this Teacher Guide supports Student Book 2A for Year 8 Foundation tier students. A suggested Scheme of Work for Year 8 is included to help you plan your lessons and make the most effective use of the series' resources. For each Student Book chapter, teaching notes give advice on how to approach each topic, and identify common misconceptions. Fully-worked solutions containing GCSE grades are included for all Student Book questions and activities to help you embed good practice among your students and to support their use of mathematical reasoning.MyMaths links provide an opportunity for further practice, and clear cross-referencing to all of the series' components helps to connect the teaching and learning. This Teacher Guide is the organising link in the series between the Student Book, Workbook, Graded Question Bank and Kerboodle digital content and will support your class on their journey to mastering mathematics.
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Authors:
Chow, Victor|Wilne, Robert|Kaur, Berinderjeet
Year Published:
2020
Country of Publication:
United Kingdom
Format:
Multiple-component retail product
ISBN:
9780198422044
Number of Pages:
400
Place of Publication:
Oxford
Publication Date:
30/01/2020
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Series:
Discovering Mathematics
Language:
English
Imprint:
Oxford University Press
SKU:
9780198422044

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