Think and Solve Level 1 Mental Maths
Think and Solve Level 1 Mental Maths by Harold Clarke, published by Cambridge University Press in January 1985, is a resource designed to enhance basic mathematical skills for children aged 7 to 12. This 40-page edition focuses on the application of fundamental concepts, including the four rules of arithmetic and problem-solving techniques, in response to concerns highlighted in the Cockroft report regarding the decline of Mental Maths in education.
Readers will find a structured approach that combines practice tasks with visually engaging pages to maintain interest and stimulate mental activity. The content covers essential topics such as place value and various mathematical challenges that align with the school curriculum. This edition serves as a practical tool for improving both efficiency and confidence in mathematics among young learners.
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The Cockroft report on the teaching of mathematics in schools states that ‘there has been a decrease in the use of Mental Maths in recent years and we believe that this trend should be reversed’. This mental maths scheme gives useful practice in applying basic mathematical skills. It includes the four rules, place value, the many topics which occur in the school year, and problem solving. To maintain interest, there are interspersed among the Task pages some attractive and appealing visual pages which provide mental stimulation. The scheme is suitable for 7 to 12 year olds and aims to improve their efficiency and confidence in mathematics.
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