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Primary Questions and Prompts for Mathematical Thinking
Best-selling discussion book re-written for KS1 and KS2 teachers
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Challenging questions to tease out structures and concepts of mathematics.
Encouraging children to think algebraically.
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Primary Questions and Prompts for Mathematical Thinking
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ATM’s best-selling discussion book Questions and Prompts for Mathematical Thinking has been re-written for teachers working with KS1 and KS2 classes. The original grid for analysing and identifying questions, which was devised by Anne Watson and John Mason has not been changed.
What has changed are the contexts and examples used to exemplify the questions. A group of primary teachers and primary strategy consultants worked with Anne and John to produce the new examples. This book will help all primary practitioners to plan their teaching interactions, broaden their repertoire of questions and find out more about how their pupils develop the ability to think mathematically.
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