David Lyttle Concept Maths retweeted
To all you creative transdisciplinary mathematicians out there: Ever wondered what π sounds like?
youtu.be/wK7tq7L0N8E
@SeanPYPParis @MathLyttle @joboaler @djmiles @tokende @aishakrist @msamii
David Lyttle Concept Maths retweeted
Really great to catch up with @ColeFey to record a brief session for our #OxfordConsultantsDay. @OUPPrimary @Lisa_Lalor @helenlaflin @Mathsknowhow @Susie_Spolander @Susie13Marshall @BarnsleyLynwen @MathLyttle @NJC_Ed_Maths @inspireandtrain @PDNicolaRomaine thanks Fey 😊
David Lyttle Concept Maths retweeted
My brilliant team are spread out across the UK & into Europe. Over the last couple of weeks I've had the pleasure of working with @MathLyttle & today we shared our favourite #Numicon activities with each other! Such a great morning- thanks David. 👌🏼 @OUPPrimary – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
Hello Followers! Check out a new Math Whitepaper for International Educators created by @OUPPrimary. Proud to have contirbuted to this work. oxfordprimary.com/mathswhite…
#Internationalschools, #MathPD, #Mathsadventure, #FreeProfessionalDevelopment, @OxfordEdMaths, #PYPchat, #Ad,
Can access the paper through oxfordprimary.com/mathswhite…
Or All the other free webinars here:
oxfordprimary.com/mathsadven…
#Mathsadventure, @OUPPrimary, #ad
Do you have an hour of space at 0900 (CET) tomorrow or Thursday for some great #ESMath #PD. Last chance to sign up! Click on the webinar you want and the 'pay later' option. I'll send you the webinar link as soon as possible. #Manipulatives #Brain #CPA davidlyttle.yapsody.com
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Next Thursday 28 October! Save the date. A great #webinar on #Partwhole #thinking, in #ESmath. Only €30 p/p. Register now @Yapsody, Pay later. #CPA, #IBPYP, #PYPmaths, #MathPD, #TeacherPD, #educationmatters, #Numicon, #Conceptmaths, @ibpyp, #pypchat davidlyttle.yapsody.com/even…
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Not too long now until my #webinar on how the #brain #learns. I link this to tips on how we could teach with a focus on #Elementarymath. Register now & Pay Later (only €30 p/p). #Mathematics, #PYP, @ibpyp, #CPA, #Mathisfun, #Manipulatives. @yapsody. davidlyttle.yapsody.com/even…
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There is still time to sign up for my #Webinar Series on #Elementarymath for #Internationalschools. First two are next week! Contact me for Group discounts or if you want to register for several of these. #CPA, #Numicon, #manipulatives, @IBPYP, #PYPMath, david-lyttle.com/upcoming-wo…
6 Ways to Get More Out of Your #EAL, #ESL #MathsTeaching: A short article I recently wrote has just been posted by @OUPPrimary. Hopefully, a useful refresh. #IBPYP, #MathsCPDchat, #internationalschool, @ibpyp, #CPA, #PYPchat, #Numicon, @OxfordEdMaths. linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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My upcoming #CPA Based #webinars will include expert tips on how to use your favourite math manipulative such as: #Numicon, #Base10, #Cuisenaire, #PatternBlocks, #Multilink. Ideas are applicable to #reggioinspired, #playbasedlearning, #Inquiry, #PYP. Go to david-lyttle.com
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TO Register for all of these webinars you can go to. davidlyttle.yapsody.com Each Webinar is only €30 per person. Cool topics like How the Brain Learns, Using patterns to teach times-tables, Top-Tips for Interventions. See more here! #CPA, #ESMaths, #PYPMaths, #Manipulatives
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Autumn / Winter Webinars ready for registration now! First two coming up in only 3 Weeks! For more information david-lyttle.com/upcoming-wo…
#Webinar, #CPA, #ESMath, #Manipulatives, #Concepts, #PYP, #IBPYP, #PYPChat, #ProfessionalDevelopment, #PD, #MathPD
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The #OUPEducation, Blog is publishing on its blog a summary of each of the #MathAdventure webinars that were hosted earlier in the year. If interested mine is below: @isdedu, @OUPPrimary, @OxfordEdMaths, #pypchat, #numicon, #cpa, #manipulatives, @ibpyp
educationblog.oup.com/primar…
Nice summary of a webinar I led earlier this year. Thanks again OUP for the opportunity! #mathsadventure, #IBPYP, #PYPmaths, #PYPchat, @isdedu, #OUP, @Oxfordeducation, #CPA, educationblog.oup.com/primar…
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David Lyttle Concept Maths retweeted
This picture shows that the sum of the five consecutive integers 3+4+5+6+7 is half of the sum of the next five consecutive integers 8+9+10+11+12. Can you find more such sums of consecutive integers using the idea of this picture?
David Lyttle Concept Maths retweeted
Plus, exploring it with Cuisenaire rods is a thing too. xitter.cf/Simon_Gregg/status/107… – at Lévignac, France
