Children’s chances of success are maximised if they develop deep and lasting understanding of mathematical procedures and concepts. Our teaching for mastery section explains the rationale for this approach. We also have case studies from schools, and interviews with teachers and heads involved in mastery projects.
Why not explore our resources supporting teaching for mastery? These include materials to help you plan lessons and assess pupils’ understanding. Opportunities for you and your colleagues to collaborate with others on teaching for mastery are also always available through your local Maths Hub.
The NCETM and the Teaching for Mastery Programmes all look at the 5 Big Ideas of Mastery (see picture below):
Mastery Opportunities – How to get involved
If you want to develop mastery in your classroom and support others to do the same, we have CPD for you. Explore our opportunities to join a Work Group or become a Mastery Specialist, available for both primary and secondary teachers. You can go to Work Groups 2019-20 on London Central and West’s Website and go to the Primary or Secondary tabs. You can also click below at the links on the NCETM website
Mastery Explained
Children’s chances of success are maximised if they develop deep and lasting understanding of mathematical procedures and concepts. Our teaching for mastery section explains the rationale for this approach. We also have case studies from schools, and interviews with teachers and heads involved in mastery projects.
Why not explore our resources supporting teaching for mastery? These include materials to help you plan lessons and assess pupils’ understanding. Opportunities for you and your colleagues to collaborate with others on teaching for mastery are also always available through your local Maths Hub.
The NCETM and the Teaching for Mastery Programmes all look at the 5 Big Ideas of Mastery (see picture below):
Mastery Opportunities – How to get involved
If you want to develop mastery in your classroom and support others to do the same, we have CPD for you. Explore our opportunities to join a Work Group or become a Mastery Specialist, available for both primary and secondary teachers. You can go to Work Groups 2019-20 on London Central and West’s Website and go to the Primary or Secondary tabs. You can also click below at the links on the NCETM website
Mastery Explained – What is it?
Mastery Materials
Mastery Case Studies
Mastery Readiness
Primary Mastery Headteacher Interview
Click here to see the video on the NCETM website.
Debbie Morgan (Director of the NCETM) in talks with Ofsted about the teaching for mastery approach
Mastery Secondary School Leader Interview
Click here to view the video on the NCETM website.
MASTERY MATERIALS – providing professional development and guidance to help teachers develop a mastery approach in their classrooms and schools.
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