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Are your children stuck at level 2C in Mathematics?

Are your children stuck at level 2C in Mathematics?. BRITANNIA HOUSE HEALTH AND SAFETY STATEMENT FOR PROVIDERS/VISITORS PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FIRE

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Are your children stuck at level 2C in Mathematics?

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  1. Are your children stuck at level 2C in Mathematics?

  2. BRITANNIA HOUSEHEALTH AND SAFETY STATEMENT FORPROVIDERS/VISITORS PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FIRE For your safety, it is necessary that you identify the nearest fire exit when using any room or area within the building. All exits are clearly signed. In the event of an emergency, a siren will sound. You should evacuate the building immediately by the nearest fire exit. Please assemble at the fire point in the Zone 3 car park. If you, or anyone with you, have mobility problems please advise Reception so arrangements can be made if necessary. DO NOT RE-ENTER THE BUILDING UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO THE FIRE ALARM WILL BE TESTED EVERY FRIDAY AT 11AM. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE ANY ACTION. FIRST AID In the event that you or someone else requires First Aid attention, please contact Reception by dialling 5001 from any internal phone. SMOKING Please note that in line with all NCC buildings, smoking is not permitted in Britannia House or its grounds.

  3. Objectives • To identify aspects of Mathematics that appear to present barriers to learning for children whose progress and attainment has stalled at level 2C • To plan effective approaches to teaching and learning to help children overcome these barriers and make good progress in Mathematics and be well placed to achieve level 4 by the end of KS2

  4. Outcomes • I am familiar with the findings of the research • I am aware of the specific aspects of Mathematics that appear to present barriers to identified children • I plan and use a range of approaches to meet the needs of these children so that they meet age related expectations

  5. Guess my word

  6. Read Research project: children who get ‘stuck’ atlevel 2C in mathematics What do these children need to be taught to progress in Mathematics?

  7. What do these children need to be taught to progress in Mathematics? Guided group work Rich environment Teachers need to model and promote the accurate use of mathematical language to explain ideas and reasoning and to solve problems, providing children with regular and carefully scaffolded opportunities to engage in mathematical dialogue with adults and with their peers. • to recognise the value of each digit in a two-digit number, to use this knowledge to partition two-digit numbers, combine tens and units to form a two-digit number and to order two-digit numbers • how to use and apply their knowledge of counting in tens, to count a large number of objects efficiently and accurately, counting on and back in tens from any two-digit number and finding the total value of a set of coins that includes 10p pieces • how to use their knowledge of counting in tens and their recall of number facts to begin to calculate efficiently, using one-digit and two-digit numbers • that subtraction can involve finding the difference between the numbers of objects in two sets or the difference between two numbers, and to recognise how this operation relates to addition • how to use number sentences to represent practical situations, especially those involving subtraction or multiplication, and how to interpret and solve number sentences that have missing numbers

  8. Refreshment

  9. How do you dig deeper on a 1:1 level? Who? How? Difference it made? When? Which children? Focus?

  10. 29 Which is bigger 61 or 29 ? What next?

  11. In your purse you have lots of 5p, 10p and 20p coins. How could you pay for some fruit costing 45p? What next?

  12. Put these numbers in order… 35, 24, 47, 32, 28 What next? 24 28 32 35 47

  13. What would you do with these?Pupil Interview Cards • Choose one question (could be stuck at) • Discuss likely responses from children • Discuss how you would support and scaffold (all learners and not just less able)

  14. Lunch Place value – focus for afternoon session

  15. Place value What strategies do you use to assemble the puzzle?

  16. Year 2 objective: explain what each digit in a two-digit number represents, including numbers where 0 is a place holder; partition two-digit numbers in different ways, including into multiples of 10 and 1 Partitioning tool spreadsheet- recombining

  17. Place value dots spreadsheet

  18. Place value ITP

  19. Moving digits ITP

  20. Talk with the children in the guided group about their learning Jointly plan a lesson including a guided session for 2C children Teacher leads the whole class teaching input and the guided session Lesson Study TA observes the progress of 2 children in the guided group TA observes the progress of another group before returning to the guided group Teacher and TA evaluate the progress of the children in the guided group

  21. Resources to support...

  22. Planning Time

  23. Were we successful?

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