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Unpacking problem solving and reasoning

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Problem solving and reasoning are important proficiencies in the Australian Curriculum for mathematics. Let’s confirm our understanding of what problem solving and reasoning entail, unpack how the two skills are related and explore ways to help students master them.
Lights, camera, investigate!

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Switch things up for your next investigation and have students film the process. Not only will this add an extra level of engagement, incorporating a video component is a fantastic way to draw out students’ communicating and reasoning skills.
Help students develop a growth mindset in maths through investigations

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Are there students in your class who believe they are simply ‘not good at maths’? Investigations are an ideal platform to foster a growth mindset. Use these tips to encourage students to reframe their thinking and focus on growth and learning.
Exploring maths outside the classroom – how parents can help

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Most of us can remember those magic maths moments from our childhood. Learning about measurement in the classroom and seeing it come to life when baking with our grandparents. Or learning about angles and watching our parents parallel park with…
Discussing problem-solving strategies in your maths lessons

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It’s important to provide students with opportunities to discuss, reflect on and evaluate their problem-solving approaches.
Did you know all iMaths investigations link to other learning areas?

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Each iMaths investigation allows you to bring maths to life by incorporating other learning areas in a practical and engaging way. See how these investigations link to other learning areas:
Learning maths through storytelling

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Mathematics and storytelling aren’t often used in the same context. However, Professor Chris Matthews, chairman of ATSIMA (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mathematics Alliance), encourages teachers to explore how mathematic equations can be expressed and understood through storytelling.
Finish an investigation by making connections

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At the conclusion of an iMaths investigation, it’s important to prompt students to think about how or where else the maths they’ve learned could be applied.
Incorporating Indigenous perspectives into maths education

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Are you looking for meaningful ways to incorporate Indigenous perspectives into your classroom? Your maths lessons are a great place to start.