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Devised after extensive consultation with primary teachers, "STEPS" is a complete maths scheme offering a pathway through the programmes of study for Key Stages 1 and 2. Among the features incorporated are activity-led learning; built-in assessment; a flexible approach to suit individual teachers; a wide choice of activities for all ability levels; cross-curricular links; attractive, highly visual pupil materials; help with forecasting and planning; a choice of record-keeping procedures; and ideas for home-school links. "STEPS" is structured and keyed to the new Attainment Targets and Statements of Attainment of the National Curriculum. The series will be kept up-to-date with any National Curriculum changes by means of free updates. This Evaluation Pack for level 3a of the course contains the Teacher's Handbook and textbooks.
This evaluation pack investigates the efficacy of the STEPS mathematics scheme in aligning primary classroom instruction with the specific Attainment Targets and Statements of Attainment mandated by the National Curriculum. The authors, Anne Woodman, Eric A. Albany, and Richard Riding, developed this framework through extensive consultation with primary educators to address the need for a structured, flexible approach to numeracy. By integrating assessment tools with activity-led learning, the text provides a comprehensive methodology for teachers to manage student progression across Key Stages 1 and 2.
What You Will Find
The material presents a highly structured, administrative approach to primary mathematics that prioritizes compliance with national standards and teacher-led flexibility. Its focus on systematic assessment and planning suggests a resource intended for educators seeking a standardized, comprehensive framework for classroom management.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1993-04-15
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0003125351
ISBN-13:
9780003125351
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