Guidance on teaching key ideas in secondary mathematics
Professor Anne Watson is leading a project to research and write a book entitled Secondary school mathematics: research-based guidance on teaching key ideas. The book will incorporate ideas from Key Understandings in Mathematics Learning, which reviewed how children primary school children learn mathematics, and extend them to cover the secondary mathematics curriculum.
The book will be aimed at teachers, teacher educators and curriculum developers.
Project details
Researchers:
Professor Anne Watson, University of Oxford, Professor Dave Pratt, Institute of Education, Keith Jones, University of Southampton
Funding programme:
Grant amount and duration:
£33,891
10 May 2010 - 9 January 2012
Project webpage
See also
- Is the UK an outlier in upper secondary maths education?
- Visual representations in the primary classroom
- Maths and Sport: Countdown to the Games
- Mathematical Knowledge in Teaching - Seminar series
- Mathematics in A level assessments
- The Impact of Premature Birth on Maths Achievement and Schooling
- A follow-on to the 'Outlier' report on post-16 maths education
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