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Mathematics Subject Leader meeting Summer term – Thursday 19 th May 2011

Mathematics Subject Leader meeting Summer term – Thursday 19 th May 2011 Teresa Hill – Teaching and Learning Adviser. Agenda. Mathematics cluster groups Main areas of focus identified in January 2011:. Cluster 1 = Target setting Cluster 2 = Developing links between schools

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Mathematics Subject Leader meeting Summer term – Thursday 19 th May 2011

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  1. Mathematics Subject Leader meeting Summer term – Thursday 19th May 2011 Teresa Hill – Teaching and Learning Adviser

  2. Agenda

  3. Mathematics cluster groups Main areas of focus identified in January 2011: Cluster 1 = Target setting Cluster 2 = Developing links between schools Cluster 3 = Underachieving boys at level 4 Cluster 4 = Target setting and marking Cluster 5 = Challenge and progression Cluster 6 = Target setting Cluster 7 = Consistency across the schools

  4. Session 1:The future of subject leadership

  5. Session 2:The future of mathematics support and CPD in Bexley

  6. Essential websites! Mathematics webfronter page: www.webfronter.com/bexley/primarymaths/ Bexley School Services Network (BSSN): www.bssn.co.uk

  7. Agenda for Autumn Mathematics Leadership Development Day • Improvement marking in mathematics • Challenge and progression for ALL pupils in mathematics • Exploring the Gender gap in mathematics • Effective monitoring of teaching and learning in mathematics – the ‘So what’ factor!

  8. High Value Targets in mathematics • What do we mean by High-Value targets? • Identify some examples of high value targets in mathematics and some examples which are not!

  9. Session 3:Effective target setting in mathematics

  10. Session 4:The Mathematics Specialist Teacher Programme (MaST)

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