Five strands of mathematical proficiency

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If you want to build higher, dig deeper CASSA Maths Conference 7th November 2014

Five strands of mathematical proficiency NRC (2001) Adding it up: Helping children learn mathematics

Dicey Operations in Place Value, Integers, Ordering & Rounding – Stage 3 Square It in Properties of Shapes KS2 Opposite Vertices in Angles and Polygons Factors and Multiples Challenge in Factors, Multiples and Primes

NRICH problems require students to work mathematically Exploring → Noticing Patterns → Conjecturing → Generalising → Explaining → Justifying → Proving 4

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CASSA Maths Conference http://nrich.maths.org/cassa Charlie Gilderdale cfg21@cam.ac.uk