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Teachers TV
Professional Development
This collection from Teachers TV features videos that are aimed at primary mathematics practitioners and professional development. They contain advice and guidance on pedagogy, lesson planning, organising mathematics in and out of the classroom and other areas of teaching and learning. They are useful to both newly qualified and experienced teachers .
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Teaching and Learning Early Years Foundation Stage
This Teachers TV video examines how learning for both nursery and reception children at Great Barr Primary School is supported by careful observation and planning.
Lower Phase Leader Amanda McKenna believes that mathematics should be fun and part of everyday experiences. Independent, play-based...
Year 3 - All about Numbers
The Headteacher of Eleanor Palmer Primary School outlines her role in maintaining standards in the school in this Teachers TV video. The film focuses on an observation of a Year Three mathematics lesson and the feedback session. The emphasis of the lesson is on number as the class explore number fact families and...
Year 4 - Observing a Lesson on Times Tables
This Teachers TV video shows a Year Four class at Eleanor Palmer Primary School in North London as they explore the four times table in detail using ping pong tables and challenge questions.
After school, teachers explore the new framework for mathematics and give their initial reactions. Under the...
Year 5 - Problem Solving and Building Confidence
This Teachers TV video focuses on a Year Five lesson on number-based problem solving at Eleanor Palmer Primary School. Headteacher and Mathematics Co-ordinator Kate Frood is developing her students’ confidence in mathematics by building on the knowledge they have and helping them to develop a genuine mathematical...
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| Subject(s) | Mathematics |
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| Age | 5-7, 7-11 |
| Published | 2000 - 2009 |
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cx5jr |
