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Subject: Re: maths

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Patricia Curran

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Date Posted: 14:00:51 05/27/11 Fri
In reply to: naveela 's message, "maths" on 10:14:14 05/24/11 Tue

My daughter DC experienced similar problems, it really began to get her down as maths was the one area of school she was good at!!
I began by checking the department for education website for maths at her key stage. Having identified the language which was required and together created a table. Words such as sum, product etc were in the first volume, the corresponding mathematical symbol was in the second column and DC drew a picture of the function to remind herself in the third. It took quite a while to complete but it was well worth the effort and we laminated it to keep it clean.

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Re: maths	Dawn	03:46:32 06/15/11 Wed