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Mathematical prompts for deeper thinking videos
The slides and videos combined can be used by teachers in identifying and thinking about an aspect of students’ mathematical understanding.
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| Year level(s) | Year 7, Year 8, Year 9 |
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| Audience | Teacher, School Leader |
| Purpose | Professional learning, Teaching strategies |
| Format | Web page |
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| Organisation | NCETM |
| Copyright | © Crown Copyright. Free-for-education material. |
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