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Do you have something to share about primary mathematics? It could be some research you've carried out, a reflection on a teaching session or an aspect of pedagogy, musings on something you've read, an idea to try out... or something completely different.
Whatever you have to share, we'd like to hear from you.
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Spelling - Primary Mathematics uses British spelling, according to The Oxford Dictionary of English.
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References in the body of the text are given as: (Field, 2004).
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Field, R. 2004 Geometric Patterns from Islamic Art and Architecture, Tarquin Publications, Norfolk.
Jagger, J. 2005 "A Comment on the Teaching of Simultaneous Equations", Mathematics in School, 34, 1.
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Primary Mathematics, editor Ray Huntley.