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Primary Mathematics: Knowledge and Understanding: Knowledge and Understanding (Achieving QTS) [Kindle Edition]

Sue Fox (Author), Alice Hansen (Author), Claire Mooney (Author), Reg Wrathmell (Author), Lindsey Ferrie (Author)

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"A useful and practical resource...suitable not just for its targeted audience, but also for [revising] mathematical subject knowledge at primary level" (Dyslexia Review)

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 1691 KB
Print Length: 160 pages
Publisher: Learning Matters; 4 edition (13 Nov 2009)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B003BPWH3O
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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47 of 47 people found the following review helpful

Required reading 6 Feb 2004

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When training to be a teacher it's tempting to focus on teaching skills and neglect subject knoweldge. But the two are interlinked. The better you know your subject - the more confident you will be in the classroom. This book covers everything from basic arithmetic to trig. Each chapter includes summaries and questions - to help you make sure that everything has sunk in. A great book - especially for anyone who's last real experience of maths was age 16!

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An excellent book which aims to increase subject knowledge 13 Feb 2001

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This book is highly recommended for trainee teachers aiming to achieve QTS. It has been written to develop mathematical subject knowledge required for teaching the National curriculum and Numeracy Strategy. It is therefore ideally aimed at trainee students from a non mathematical discipline. It sucessfully tackles the importance of childrens misconceptions and highlights through examples the importance of concise subject knowledge essentially required by the trainee. The book cotains useful self audits which help to test your mathematical understanding as you progress through the chapters.

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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful

Helped me with maths 17 Sep 2001

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I was a Primary PGCE student last year and this not only helped me with revision for my course but it is still giving me assistance in my preparation for lessons now that I am a teacher.

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Brilliant!!

A must for any training or qualified teachers. Easy to understand and follow, which imporves your understanding. Read more

Published 2 months ago by Ward17

Advice for PGCE Students

I bought this book before beginning my PGCE in September, I have read the book cover to cover and have found it quite useful, however you need to have a good understanding of maths... Read more

Published 9 months ago by Rebecca1234

The bible to Maths for KS1 & 2!

If you are training to be a teacher but dont want to buy endless amounts of books from your booklists (like me) save yourself the trouble of worrying about subject knowledge and... Read more

Published 17 months ago by D. Greenaway

a really useful book

this is the best book i have found for teacher training, subject knowledge, really useful on the bits you can never remember

delivery time was brilliant too!!

Published 19 months ago by kitagull

useful

I read this book durng my teacher training. It definately serves it's purpose. Educational and to the point, well-set-out chapters, easy to locate information you need.

Published on 1 Dec 2009 by E. Baker

excellent for student teachers for meeting the standards4/98

Wow! Of all the primary mathematical books available to assist in subject knowledge, this has to be one of the best. Read more

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