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Numeracy

Numeracy. The place of ICT as a tool for developing children's understanding of mathematicsEmphasis on investigations and problem solvingDuring session:Aunt LucyPaula's PartyIndependentlyWorking in groups to investigate other spreadsheet based teaching and learning resources. Aunt Lucy's Legac

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Numeracy

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    1. Numeracy Using ICT to support the development of children’s mathematical skills

    2. Numeracy The place of ICT as a tool for developing children’s understanding of mathematics Emphasis on investigations and problem solving During session: Aunt Lucy Paula’s Party Independently Working in groups to investigate other spreadsheet based teaching and learning resources

    3. Aunt Lucy’s Legacy Dear Jane Now that I am getting on (I am 70 today), I would like to share my money with you, starting now. There are four options, of which you must choose one.    Remember that this scheme only operates while I am alive. I look forward to hearing which option you choose, and why.  Much love  Aunt Lucy   Acknowledgement: 1989 Hertfordshire Information Technology Across the Curriculum (Mathematics and Data Handling) project document. Option 1: £100 now, £90 next year, £80 the year after, and so on.  Option 2: £10 now, £20 next year, £30 the year after and so on.  Option 3: £10 now, one-and-a-half times as much next year, one-and-a-half times as much again the following year, and so on.  Option 4: £1 now, £2 next year, £4 the year after, and so on.

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