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A complete six-year primary Maths course that takes a problem-solving approach to teaching young learners the skills they need to become confident mathematicians. Problem-solving approach encourages students to actively explore new mathematical concepts Greater focus on the use of manipulatives in the classroom Pictorial and abstract representations to promote deeper learning Language support to help EAL students develop fluency in mathematical language Teacher's Guides make the course content accessible for all teachers, whether maths specialists or not Interactive eBooks make front-of-class or online teaching simple Teaching notes provide step-by-step guidance for each lesson, guiding students through the topic, and supporting students with their language development when needed

If you are a primary teacher the chances are that somewhere in your school there are some Numicon teaching resources. For those new to teaching, we are going to give you a bit of background into this mathematical teaching resource. We'll go through a bit of the theory before digging deeper into the practical applications of this multi-sensory approach. In recent years, there has been a growing evidence base in the field of embodied cognition. This fascinating area of research is concerned with the idea that children don't just think all alone in their head.

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Numicon is regarded as a leading approach to teaching maths in primary classrooms. Developed by the Oxford University Press, Numicon shapes are a prevalent and valuable tool used by teachers worldwide to help children develop their maths and numeracy skills (Forder, 2016).

Back, Jenni; Joubert, Marie; De Geest, Els; Hirst, Christine and Sutherland, Ros (2009). Reflecting on practice in Early Years settings: developing teachers' understandings of children's early mathematics. In: British Society for Research in Learning Mathematics (BSRLM) Day Conference, 28 Feb 2009, Cambridge, UK.

Joubert, Marie; Back, Jenni; De Geest, Els; Hirst, Christine and Sutherland, Rosamund (2009). Professional development for teachers of mathematics: opportunities and change. In: Conference of European Research in Mathematics Education 2009, 28 Jan - 01 Feb 2009, Lyon, France.

De Geest, E.; Back, J.; Hirst, C.; Joubert, M. and Sutherland, R. (2009). Energizing teachers by evoking passion in CPD for mathematics teachers; emerging findings from the Researching Effective CPD in Mathematics Education (RECME) project. In: British Society for Research in Learning Mathematics (BSRLM), 28 Feb 2009, Cambridge.

Hirst, C.; Back, J.; Joubert, M.; De Geest, E. and Sutherland, R. (2009). Investigating the influence of the NCETM portal on extending networks and the professional development of teachers of mathematics. In: British Society for Research in Learning (BSRLM), 28 Feb 2009, Cambridge.

Joubert, M.; Back, J.; Hirst, C.; Sutherland, R. and De Geest, E. (2009). Characterising professional development for teachers of mathematics. In: British Society for Research in Learning Mathematics BSRLM), 28 Feb 2009, Cambridge.

This study is part of a wider ongoing project aiming at improving primary mathematics teaching in Malawi through professional development (PD) of teachers using a LS model. The units being analyzed are teachers' written reflections and lesson plans. The analytical approach is qualitative content analysis.

Initially, the participating Malawian primary teachers report traditional views of mathematics teaching and learning. After having participated in a LS cycle, they reported on the need to work on how to involve and create space for learners' participation in mathematic lessons and highlight the importance for learners to discover mathematics on their own.

The paper includes a description on how LS might contribute to challenging Malawian teachers' views of mathematics teaching and learning; this can be valuable information for others who are attempting to use LS in a similar context.

Fauskanger, J., Helgevold, N., Kazima, M. and Jakobsen, A. (2022), "Challenging Malawian primary teachers' views on mathematics teaching and learning through lesson study", International Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies, Vol. 11 No. 1, pp. 26-39. -10-2021-0087

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