Room 101: What Maths practices would you put in Room 101? Setting practices? Fixed mind-sets? Homework?

Linda Lapere, Karen Hart, Susan Kellington, Alison Dakers

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    Abstract

    Research was used throughout the workshop and presenters also used their own classroom experiences to illustrate theirr points. Linda Lapere made a case for putting textbooks in it, which the audience then voted on at the end of the 40 minute workshop. Karen Hart (Depute Headteacher at Donibristle PS, Fife) argued for 'Speed'; Susan Kellington (Class Teacher at Balcurvie PS, Fife) argued for 'Fixed Grouping Practices' and Alison Dakers (PT in Fife Pedagogy Team) was the compere. The workshop was attended by a mixture of primary and secondary maths teachers.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - 2017
    EventScottish Mathematical Conference - University of Stirling, Cottrell Building, Stirling, United Kingdom
    Duration: 4 Mar 20174 Mar 2017
    http://www.scottishmathematicalcouncil.org/wp1/conferences/smc-conference-2017/ (Link to Conference details via SMC website)

    Conference

    ConferenceScottish Mathematical Conference
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    CityStirling
    Period4/03/174/03/17
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