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Home Education Maths Podcast
By I2ImathsEducation
Home Education Maths Podcast episodes
- How much Maths should my child do each week?Anne and Pam discuss how much time needs to be devoted to maths learning by Home Educators. They chat about the end goal of home education and discuss how the end goal is a decision to be made at the beginning of your child's maths journey, as it will inform the direction of the pathway taken.13 min
- The Theory that Backs up our Rainbow Ladder Maths
Pam and Anne talk about the origins and the long existing learning theories on which their Rainbow Ladder Maths Programme is built.
19 min - How do you put theory into practise?Pam and Anne reminisce about how their website was born and how it has developed into what it is today, a useful maths tool for Home Educators to use alongside their children. Their Rainbow Ladder Maths helps Home Educators to ensure wide coverage of useful maths concepts, while encouraging a love for maths.18 min
- Supporting Home Educators to help their child on his/her maths journeyThis time, Anne and Pam discuss what knowledge and support you, as a Home Educator, may need, in order to help your child understand the maths he/she is learning.17 min
- Learning Maths Through ConceptsToday, Anne and Pam discuss maths concepts and how they can benefit your child's understanding of maths. They also chat about how to ensure you are offering your child the right amount of challenge in the maths you are covering together.16 min
- Introducing our 4 Phases of LearningJoin Anne and Pam as they chat about what they believe is the best way for you to support your child on his/her maths journey. They will discuss their 4 phases of learning and the importance of catching misconceptions early to turn these misconceptions into learning opportunities.19 min
- How can i2i help me support my child with maths?
Anne and Pam have been friends and colleagues for many years and are retired primary teachers. Following a chance encounter with home educators while promoting their website at an education show, they decided to use their vast knowledge of how children learn maths to start a new career supporting home educators. The aim of this podcast is to share their knowledge with a wider audience to help the maths learning of more children.
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About Home Education Maths Podcast
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Anne and Pam have been friends and colleagues for many years and are retired primary teachers. Following a chance encounter with home educators while promoting their website at an education show, they…
decided to use their vast knowledge of how children learn maths to start a new career supporting home educators. The aim of this podcast is to share their knowledge with a wider audience to help the maths learning of more children.