Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics - Primary Teaching Assistants

Develop mathematical subject knowledge and understand the pedagogy that underpins the teaching of it

Who can take part?

These programmes are designed for primary teaching assistants who are supporting maths, and who would like to develop their specialist knowledge for teaching maths. This may be particularly relevant for new TAs or TAs that have not received maths-specific training.

What is involved?

This project is designed to improve the subject knowledge and pedagogical knowledge for all practitioners supporting the learning of primary maths.

It supports primary teaching assistants who are supporting maths to develop specialist knowledge for teaching maths, to build on the primary maths National Curriculum, and to develop distinct pedagogical decision-making which will impact on their practice when supporting maths. It takes place over the equivalent of four days.

What will you learn?

  • Your pupils will positively engage with maths that challenges them
  • You will identify common misconceptions and ways of addressing these to help pupils master important concepts
  • You will develop an understanding of key principles and approaches associated with teaching for mastery

What is the cost?

The SKTM Primary Teaching Assistants Programme is fully funded by the Maths Hubs Programme so is free to participating schools.

What should you do next?

Get in touch with your local Maths Hub to find out about more about this opportunity.

  • Primary
  • Early Years

Availability

All Maths Hubs

Can I take part?

Yes - contact your local hub

Project Code

NCP24-27

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