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All educators know the challenge of juggling competing priorities in a crowded curriculum. Handwriting can easily be the first thing to be overlooked, but for Foundation teachers it’s a crucial part of literacy development — let’s unpack why.
Maths Trek
Interpreting mathematical word problems is no easy task! Studies show a number of factors contribute to students finding word problems difficult, from the number of steps to the combination of skills involved including reading comprehension, reasoning and problem-solving. To add…
The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) recently released their Pedagogy in Mathematics position paper, sparking considerable interest among educators across Australia. We unpacked its key findings and how they can be applied to teaching when using Maths Trek’s Foundation…
High-frequency words, as the name suggests, are the words most often used in English and can contain common or unusual phoneme–grapheme relationships.
Rebecca Beveridge is a much-loved Aussie teacher who shares her colourful classroom and expertise with the world through her Instagram page @groovy_mrs_b. She was recently awarded top honours in News Corp’s ‘Australia’s Best Teachers’ campaign, an initiative designed to celebrate…
We understand how important it is for parents to be aware of what’s happening in the classroom when it comes to reading and spelling. That’s why, for schools using Sound Waves Literacy resources, we’ve put together this informative video for…
Before students begin reading independently, it’s important they are explicitly taught phoneme–grapheme relationships and have the opportunity to observe effective modelled reading.
When you have a busy day or week of teaching ahead, the last thing you need is to be frantically searching for resources to use in your maths lessons.