Mathletics Teacher console As a teacher, Mathletics will develop your students as learners and ensure they achieve the best results possible. Mathletics is well suited to a range of teaching and learning strategies, for example, group work, whole class teaching, peer teaching, collaborative learning
The Mathletics Teacher console provides multiple tools to assist the teacher in the classroom. Here are some useful tips for teachers: Use Lessons to introduce, explore and reinforce new concepts with the students in your class. It’s easy to pre-prepare your lessons (that could include curriculum
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Tips to develop fluency using Mathletics The Australian Maths Syllabus requires fluency, as one of the four proficiency strands, to be addressed when exploring and developing the content from the three content strands. Nicola Herringer, our Mathletics Primary Publisher, explains that procedural fluency is
Mathletics Teacher Console tips Our teachers tell us that by using a range of Mathletics resources and strategies, they succeed in developing independent learners. And all these resources can be found in your Teacher Console! Ensure your students are working on activities that support
Live Mathletics makes practising procedural fluency both fun and effective. Recommend your students go for accuracy as well as speed For group/whole class teaching access Live Mathletics in Teacher Demonstration on your IWB and compete against your students. Encourage students to go for Human
Take a look at the NAPLAN Literacy Trends for 2008 - 2013. National Minimum Standard (NMS) In 2013: The following graph shows the percentage of students Australia wide who are statically above the National Minimum Standard (NMS) in the different literacy components
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Live Mathletics has ten levels of questions from the basic arithmetic of Level 1 up to real brain busters at Level 10. Remind your students to target their bonus levels in Live Mathletics – they’ll extend their ability plus earn double points! Take
Take a look at the NAPLAN Numeracy Trends for 2008 - 2013. These trends are based on an analysis of both national and regional mean scale scores, national minimum standards and participation rates. *Data Sources: 2013 NAPLAN Summary Report; 2013 NAPLAN National Report;
Use Mathletics Assessments to assign tests to your students as a class or individually to evaluate progress against Australian Curriculum outcomes. With automatic marking of assigned tests, Assessments provide outcomes based graphical reporting with student diagnosis. Target individual requirements of your class by selecting
The Mathletics Teacher Console provides the opportunity! Print a worksheet from eBooks to support your teaching of a concept – ideal in group rotations or create a custom workbook to cater for individual needs When teaching new concepts, project the interactives within eBooks on your IWB to
Determine your expectations Establish your student recognition strategies – make sure students know your expectations. For example, how and when they will be recognised and supported with their Mathletics use. Host a Mathletics Parent session to explain your classroom goals for Mathletics this year
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