1. Thinking Deeply about Primary Mathematics: Depth and Challenge

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  2. Introduction

    • 1.0 What do we mean by depth?
  3. Being responsive

    • 1.1 Challenge and depth are relative
    • 1.2 Being responsive in the moment
    • 1.3 Preparation
    • 1.4 Preparation Task
    • 1.5 Improvisation
    • 1.6 Improvisation Task
    • 1.7 Generalisation
    • 1.8 Generalisation Task
  4. Stable concept, altered context

    • 2.1 Stable concept, altered context explanation
    • 2.2 Handshake Investigation
    • 2.3 Handshake Practical Task
    • 2.4 Handshake Investigation
    • 2.5 Handshake Alterations
    • 2.6 Handshake Task - Alter Context
    • 2.7 Exploring Number Systems
    • 2.8 Number System Task
  5. Drawing on mathematically rich sources

    • 3.1 Why Draw on Mathematically Rich Sources
    • 3.2 Source Recommendation 1
    • 3.3 Source recommendation 1
    • 3.4 Source Recommendation 2
    • 3.5 Sources recommendation 2
    • 3.6 Source Recommendation 3
    • 3.7 Source recommendation 3
    • 3.8 How to get the most from mathematically rich sources
    • 3.9 Mathematically Rich Source Task
  6. Thinking like an exam writer

    • 4.1 Problem Modification Introduction
    • 4.2 Modification Exemplification 1
    • 4.3 Problem Modification Task 1
    • 4.4 Modification Exemplification 2
    • 4.5 Problem Modification Task 2
    • 4.6 Modification Exemplification 3
    • 4.7 Problem Modification Task 3
  7. Summary

    • 5.0 Summary
    • 5.1 Course Slides
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Drawing on mathematically rich sources

  1. Thinking Deeply about Primary Mathematics: Depth and Challenge

    • Buy now
    • Learn more
  2. Introduction

    • 1.0 What do we mean by depth?
  3. Being responsive

    • 1.1 Challenge and depth are relative
    • 1.2 Being responsive in the moment
    • 1.3 Preparation
    • 1.4 Preparation Task
    • 1.5 Improvisation
    • 1.6 Improvisation Task
    • 1.7 Generalisation
    • 1.8 Generalisation Task
  4. Stable concept, altered context

    • 2.1 Stable concept, altered context explanation
    • 2.2 Handshake Investigation
    • 2.3 Handshake Practical Task
    • 2.4 Handshake Investigation
    • 2.5 Handshake Alterations
    • 2.6 Handshake Task - Alter Context
    • 2.7 Exploring Number Systems
    • 2.8 Number System Task
  5. Drawing on mathematically rich sources

    • 3.1 Why Draw on Mathematically Rich Sources
    • 3.2 Source Recommendation 1
    • 3.3 Source recommendation 1
    • 3.4 Source Recommendation 2
    • 3.5 Sources recommendation 2
    • 3.6 Source Recommendation 3
    • 3.7 Source recommendation 3
    • 3.8 How to get the most from mathematically rich sources
    • 3.9 Mathematically Rich Source Task
  6. Thinking like an exam writer

    • 4.1 Problem Modification Introduction
    • 4.2 Modification Exemplification 1
    • 4.3 Problem Modification Task 1
    • 4.4 Modification Exemplification 2
    • 4.5 Problem Modification Task 2
    • 4.6 Modification Exemplification 3
    • 4.7 Problem Modification Task 3
  7. Summary

    • 5.0 Summary
    • 5.1 Course Slides

9 Lessons
    • 3.1 Why Draw on Mathematically Rich Sources
    • 3.2 Source Recommendation 1
    • 3.3 Source recommendation 1
    • 3.4 Source Recommendation 2
    • 3.5 Sources recommendation 2
    • 3.6 Source Recommendation 3
    • 3.7 Source recommendation 3
    • 3.8 How to get the most from mathematically rich sources
    • 3.9 Mathematically Rich Source Task