Mixed

Start with a Warm-Up: Use quick-fire questions to engage all students and assess prior knowledge.

Use Concrete Resources: Incorporate items like counters, number lines, and base-ten blocks to make abstract concepts tangible.

Visual Aids: Employ diagrams and charts to illustrate concepts, catering to visual learners.

Interactive Activities: Include games and group work to encourage collaboration and active participation.

Real-Life Contexts: Relate maths problems to everyday situations to make learning relevant.

Adaptive Teaching: Offer varied tasks and scaffolded support to meet diverse learning needs.

Questioning Techniques: Use open-ended questions to promote critical thinking and deeper understanding.

- Regular Feedback: Provide immediate, constructive feedback to guide learning and boost confidence.

Encourage Peer Support: Pair students for peer teaching to reinforce learning and build communication skills.

Reflective Practice: Consolidate learning and address any misconceptions as early as possible.