SMART MATHS YEAR 7 TEACHER GUIDE

The Oxford Smart Mosaic Teacher Handbook 1 provides a step-by-step approach to delivering the KS3 curriculum with impact, supporting specialists and non-specialists alike. It is designed around the Learning Episode Model and includes comprehensive guidance on the delivery of all content, pre-requisite knowledge, common misconceptions, effective explanations, and example-problem pairs. Answers for all questions and commentary for problem-solving and reasoning questions are also provided.

Format: Paperback
Length: 488 pages
Publication date: 07 April 2022
Publisher: OXFORD SCHOOLS

The Oxford Smart Mosaic Teacher Handbook 1, a part of the Oxford Smart Curriculum Service, is a valuable resource for both specialists and non-specialists alike, empowering them to deliver the KS3 curriculum with coherence and impact. Developed around Series Editor Craig Barton's Learning Episode Model, this Teacher Handbook offers a responsive and step-by-step approach that is easily accessible and implementable, requiring minimal professional development (PD). Non-specialists are provided with comprehensive support, ensuring a clear and consistent teaching and learning approach that enables them to assess prior knowledge, identify misconceptions, model key skills, and provide ample opportunities for practice.

Comprehensive guidance is provided within the Teacher Handbook, covering the delivery of all content in Student Book 1. It delves into pre-requisite knowledge and common misconceptions, fostering responsive teaching strategies. Effective explanation techniques and the use of example-problem pairs are emphasized to enhance learners' mathematical thinking. Additionally, the Handbook offers support in building learners' confidence and fluency through problem-solving and reasoning questions, accompanied by comprehensive answers and commentary.

By utilizing the Oxford Smart Mosaic Teacher Handbook 1, educators can effectively navigate the KS3 curriculum, fostering a deep understanding and mastery of mathematics among their students.

ISBN-13: 9781382034968