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Professor Mike Askew
Mike Askew is an internationally renowned expert in Primary mathematics education who believes that all pupils can act as mathematicians, given rich, engaging and challenging problems to reason about. He has taught at all levels, including teacher professional development, and led research projects and writing throughout the world.
Mike believes that mathematical activity can be engaging and enjoyable for all learners and can help them to understand more about themselves and the world.
Events with Mike Askew
Mike Askew Event Overview (PDF)
Find out more about Mike Askew's full day event 'First Among Equals: Raising Achievement in Primary Mathematics'
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Professor Mike Askew's professional development videos
What is mastery? (video)
Professor Mike Askew explores what maths mastery means, and the implications for the classroom.
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Improving maths with Oxford Owl
For more on raising achievement in mathematics, head to Oxford Owl
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