Understanding
Understanding
We plan tasks that allow pupils to show their understanding, both of a standalone lesson and as part of a sequence of lessons, whilst making links to previous learning in other topics and year groups.
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Pupil Voice:
"Our teacher tells us that we can show off our true understanding by using maths in different ways and in different lessons. We do it by explaining our reasoning, describing how we worked out a problem or helping our classmates on their hotspots. We also use maths in other lessons like Science and Geography." - Anthony S