How To Enhance Your Mathematics Subject Knowledge

Number and Algebra for Secondary Teachers

Sherwood, Jemma

How To Enhance Your Mathematics Subject Knowledge

This book explores a broad range of the trickiest concepts and misconceptions in the number and algebra topics of secondary maths. From supporting the mastery approach, to answering those awkward but brilliant questions in class, it is crucial reading for all secondary maths teachers wishing to enhance or refresh their own subject knowledge.

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Beschrijving How To Enhance Your Mathematics Subject Knowledge

Written by an award-winning teacher, this guide equips teachers with the depth of knowledge they need to talk confidently and competently about maths to students of all attainment levels - in short, to be an expert in secondary-level mathematical concepts, regardless of how recently they studied themselves, or their own subject specialism. How To Enhance Your Mathematics Subject Knowledge:

- Explores a broad range of the trickiest concepts and misconceptions in the number and algebra topics of secondary maths
- Packed with diagrams and questions to allow readers to check their own understanding of concepts
- Supports a mastery approach by laying bare the underlying architecture in Secondary maths, giving teachers the confidence to pass on that understanding to their students
- Builds on teachers' knowledge and experience, supporting them in answering those awkward but brilliant questions that crop up in class.

ISBN: 9780198423263
Pagina's: 208
Verschenen: 19-07-2018
Rubriek: Onderwijs

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Paperback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: OUP Oxford

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