'Mental calculations' presentation slideshows

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Welcome to our Parents Maths Workshop Primary School

Welcome to our Parents Maths Workshop Primary School. 23 rd October 2017. Aims. To look at the ways in which the teaching of mathematics has changed; To look at how children calculate; Try activities to develop calculation strategies; To look at ways in which parents can help their children.

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WELCOME TO OUR MATHS CURRICULUM EVENING

WELCOME TO OUR MATHS CURRICULUM EVENING. Why maths ?. It is essential for everyday life Very important for science and technology Financial literacy All jobs. Ofsted .

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AIR NAVIGATION

AIR NAVIGATION. Part 3. The 1 in 60 rule. LEARNING OUTCOMES. On completion of this unit, you should: Be able to carry out calculations to determine aircraft distance, speed and time

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Cantref Primary School Parents Meeting for Progression through Calculations Spring Term 2019

Do I need jottings ?. Shall I use a pencil and paper method?. Can I do it in my head?. Cantref Primary School Parents Meeting for Progression through Calculations Spring Term 2019. Do I need to use a calculator?. DfEE 1999 (20 years ago!).

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Progression from Mental to Written Strategies

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Maths Workshop for Parents

Maths Workshop for Parents. Handy hints on terminology and calculation methods. Intro Theory Methods for multiplication and division Place value multiplication and division Order of Operations Factors and Multiples Prime Factorisation. Do it your way!. 25x19 5% of 86 248-99 103-98

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How we teach Maths...

How we teach Maths. The maths work that your child is doing at school may be very different from the kind of maths that you remember. This is because children are encouraged to work mentally, where possible, using their personal jottings to support their thinking.

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Mathematical Task 4.1A

Mathematical Task 4.1A. Mathematical Task 4.1A. Objectives: Apply commutative, associative, and distributive properties to perform mental calculations (Mental Math). Use compatible numbers to perform mental calculations. Use various techniques of compensation to do mental calculations.

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Progression in written calculations

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Mathematics in the primary school

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Mental Strategies

Mental Strategies. What are they?. These help with mental calculations using large numbers. Addition. If you were asked to find the sum of 654 and 129, you could line them up and use a lot of pencil lead, or you could do it a lot quicker.

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Maths

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Maths at Home

Maths at Home. Tuesday 26 th November 2013. How maths is taught at Coley.

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The Abacus

The Abacus. By: Ashley Margolis. What is an Abacus. An abacus is one of the first counting devices It is used for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division It is a calculator used by manually sliding counters along rods.

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Mental Maths

Mental Maths. Strategies. Mental maths is a process which involves calculating an exact answer in your head. It is important that children are taught a variety of strategies which can be applied to solve calculations mentally.

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Bitesize Maths

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ACTION PLAN

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Learning Abacus -- Is it worth it?

Abacus is a device introduced in early stage of life to help understand the basic & simple arithmetic calculations. It is different from electronic calculators. It is more involving in calculations rather than just doing the calculation for you.http://dmitsoftware.in/mnemonics/

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