Dan Draper

Oxford International Maths teaches students the skills they need to become confident mathematicians. Students discover the joy of learning maths through problem-solving activities that stimulate their curiosity. Through an enquiry-based approach, Oxford International Maths encourages active collaboration, develops problem-solving skills, stimulates curiosity, and promotes a joy of learning. The topics covered ask students big questions and encourage them to make connections to the real world. Workbooks provide additional practice materials for classroom or home study. 'Example-problem pairs' exercises help students understand worked examples step by step, and apply their learning to another similar problem. Extra fluency questions support students with each part of the corresponding Student Book. Includes answer key, making it easy for students to check their work, self-assess, and correct.

Oxford International Maths teaches students the skills they need to become confident mathematicians. This three-level lower secondary course (books 7-9) will provide students with a strong grasp of mathematical concepts and topics. Through an enquiry-based approach, Oxford International Maths encourages active collaboration, develops problem-solving skills, stimulates curiosity, and promotes a joy of learning. The topics covered ask students big questions and encourage them to make connections to the real world. Key word boxes allow students to build mathematical vocabulary and student-friendly learning objectives enable students to take charge of their learning.

Oxford International Maths teaches students the skills they need to become confident mathematicians. This three-level lower secondary course (books 7-9) will provide students with a strong grasp of mathematical concepts and topics. Through an enquiry-based approach, Oxford International Maths encourages active collaboration, develops problem-solving skills, stimulates curiosity, and promotes a joy of learning. The topics covered ask students big questions and encourage them to make connections to the real world. Key word boxes allow students to build mathematical vocabulary and student-friendly learning objectives enable students to take charge of their learning.

Oxford International Maths teaches students the skills they need to become confident mathematicians. This three-level lower secondary course (books 7-9) will provide students with a strong grasp of mathematical concepts and topics. Through an enquiry-based approach, Oxford International Maths encourages active collaboration, develops problem-solving skills, stimulates curiosity, and promotes a joy of learning. The topics covered ask students big questions and encourage them to make connections to the real world. Key word boxes allow students to build mathematical vocabulary and student-friendly learning objectives enable students to take charge of their learning.

A key focus of Oxford International Maths is on building essential mathematical skills and fostering a joy of learning. The Teacher's Guides facilitate this through comprehensive support for the Student Books with lesson guidance and additional ideas for teaching. Here you will find teaching strategies, guidance for summative and formative assessment, and differentiation to cater to the needs of every student, as well as tiered vocabulary, and support for students and teachers with English as an Additional Language. All learning objectives covered throughout the course are listed and answers are included for the Student Book questions.

A key focus of Oxford International Maths is on building essential mathematical skills and fostering a joy of learning. The Teacher's Guides facilitate this through comprehensive support for the Student Books with lesson guidance and additional ideas for teaching. Here you will find teaching strategies, guidance for summative and formative assessment, and differentiation to cater to the needs of every student, as well as tiered vocabulary, and support for students and teachers with English as an Additional Language. All learning objectives covered throughout the course are listed and answers are included for the Student Book questions.

A key focus of Oxford International Maths is on building essential mathematical skills and fostering a joy of learning. The Teacher's Guides facilitate this through comprehensive support for the Student Books with lesson guidance and additional ideas for teaching. Here you will find teaching strategies, guidance for summative and formative assessment, and differentiation to cater to the needs of every student, as well as tiered vocabulary, and support for students and teachers with English as an Additional Language. All learning objectives covered throughout the course are listed and answers are included for the Student Book questions.

Part of the Oxford Smart Curriculum Service, the Oxford Smart Mosaic Teacher Handbook 3 supports specialists and non-specialists alike to deliver the KS3 curriculum coherently and with impact. Designed around Series Editor Craig Barton's Learning Episode Model, the Teacher Handbook provides a responsive, step-by-step approach that can be easily followed and implemented, with minimal PD. Non-specialists are fully supported with a clear and consistent teaching and learning approach, which helps them to check prior learning, identify misconceptions, model key skills and provide opportunities for practice. The Teacher Handbook contains comprehensive guidance on the delivery of all the content in Student Book 3. It includes additional guidance on pre-requisite knowledge and common misconceptions to support responsive teaching, guidance for effective explanations and how to develop learners mathematical thinking through example-problem pairs, and support with building the confidence and fluency of learners. Answers for all questions and commentary for the problem-solving and reasoning questions are provided in the Teacher Handbook.

Part of the Oxford Smart Curriculum Service, Oxford Smart Mosaic is a responsive curriculum for KS3. The Student Book supports practice, fluency and connections, enabling Year 9 students to develop secure understanding first time. The Oxford Smart Curriculum for Maths develops knowledge, skills and understanding in line with the DfE Mathematics guidance for KS3 so that learning is well-sequenced and connected, building on what has been learned at KS2 and preparing learners for the transition to KS4. Designed around Series Editor Craig Barton's Learning Episode Model, the Student Book contains guidance through example-problem pairs and plenty of practice questions in a variety of different exercises. These have been carefully constructed to provide faded scaffolding and stepped challenge, to promote depth of learning and support every learner in achieving success and making excellent progress. From integrated diagnostics to help all students access the curriculum, to depth, challenge and opportunities for working mathematically built into every topic. All students are supported to make the best possible progress, whatever their prior attainment.