Modelling is so powerful

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Modelling is very useful to teach our children the more complicated concepts. There is a whole procedure you need to follow to do it the right way and the article in the link provides five ways to make a success out of it.

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How do adults with dyscalculia navigate life

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The dailyo blog brings a realistic and revealing view on how adults cope with dyscalculia in their daily life. We offer a video series that may help make their life some easier via https://MathInRealLife.org and you can get an assessment via our sister site https://AdultDyscalculia.org

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Getting started with number bonds to 5

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In this article, Dr Helen WiIliams, an independent educational consultant specialising in the learning and teaching of Early Years and KS1 mathematics, shares with us ways to teach number bonds through play.

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Your eyes can see more than just light

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Pupils don’t only detect light, they can perceive the amount of objects in a person’s field of vision.

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Get a play table in your math class

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Sara VanDerWerf explains why every math classroom should have a play table and she makes a connection with Math on a stick.

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