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S5/6 Maths Skills Course devised by the Maths and SfL Dept and piloted 2006-07. The course aimed to provide a range of maths skills as a bridge to Intro 1 and to help with other subjects, using a variety of teaching methods. Content included problem solving, financial awareness, maths in context, and numeracy. Assessment was formative to determine pace and content, with summative assessment including contribution and a presentation. Results showed improved numeracy, confidence, and classroom atmosphere.
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