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Self-evaluation Tools


Self-evaluation is a powerful and productive way of supporting your own professional development. At one end it can be done in the privacy of your own home, when you make time to think and reflect on what a piece of mathematics might mean so you can teach it more effectively, or about how you may wish to progress your teaching career. Teachers can also ‘self-evaluate’ as part of a professional development group in a school.

The NCETM Mathematics Teaching Self-evaluation Tools

Use these self-evaluation tools to check your understanding of the mathematics you are teaching and to explore ideas on how to develop your practice.

Subject knowledge

Subject specific pedagogy

Embedding in practice - coming soon










Currently, you can complete a range of Mathematics content knowledge activities for all stages from Early Years learning to Adult Education (spanning Key Stages 1-5) and Mathematics-specific pedagogy activities from Early Years learning, to Key Stage 4, with Key Stage 5 and Adult Education coming soon.

The NCETM Mathematics Teaching Self-evaluation tools are in development, and in time will also include Embedding content knowlege and more Mathematics-specific pedagogy evaluation activities.

Read our article to find out more about the benefits in evaluating your understanding of mathematics.

If you have any feedback on your experience using this tool please let us know. You can contact us by email at info@ncetm.org.uk, or by using our online form.

Find out about your other strengths and development needs.

  • TDA and LLUK Professional Standards - NCETM has exemplified these to show what they might mean for teachers of mathematics. Find out more about what these might look like for teachers of mathematics to support your career development.
     
  • NCETM also recommends and provides links to a number of other tools developed by partner organisations. Use these tools to support the development of your subject knowledge or career development as a teacher of mathematics.  
               Repeating pattern- An example from the NCETM Self Evaluation Tool  An isosceles triangle repeatedly rotated by 45 degrees- An example from the NCETM Self EvaluationTool   A Famous mathematical puzzle by Paul Curry- An example from the NCETM Self Evaluation Tool

Examples of illustrations from the NCETM Mathematics Content Knowledge Self evaluation Tools
Use the NCETM Self-evaluation Tools to support your PD - Strengthen your understanding of all areas of mathematics