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    Frequency of Math Practices

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    • JoyJ Offline
      Joy
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      Hi all


      Can I just check, how do you schedule math practise for p4 to p5 children?Do you make them practise topic by topic problem sums or just school paper?what is the right way in doing it?thanks

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        hipparent
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        Well firstly you should teach them topic by topic to give them a good foundation.

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          For my students, I will cover the topic first. Basics, followed my challenging questions. Once they’ve covered enough topics, I’ll give some practice papers (around 1 per subject per week). Around 1-2 month before mid yr exams, we would have covered all topics for exam, I’ll start giving more practice papers (2-3 per week).


          At the pace I’m teaching them, most of my students who start in Jan are able to finish around 3-5 different books (2 topic by topic, 2 problem solving and 1 advanced maths for higher ability students) plus the whole set of exam papers.

          If you set a steady pace, it’s quite easy to complete. My students normally complete the topic by topic during lesson and they have around 3 - 5 pages of work per day. I always tell them to be disciplined and do some everyday to spread out the work and don’t do work at the last minute. You can tell from their handwriting and answers if the work was completed at the last minute.

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