Little question for you
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Little question for you
This is from DfE for interim teacher assessment to show working at the expected standard
The pupil can calculate mentally, ...
53 ÷ 7 + 3 ÷ 7 =
The pupil can calculate mentally, ...
53 ÷ 7 + 3 ÷ 7 =
Re: Little question for you
Is that for Year 1?
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Would that be the same as 56 ÷ 7 ? (says she, hoping not to make a fool of herself)
It felt like I hit rock bottom; suddenly, there was knocking from beneath... (anon.)
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Even better if they can explain it in a sentence with a fronted adverbial and, possibly, a relevant relative clause.
Extra marks will be given if the answer is in the passive voice or shows mastery of the subjunctive.
Extra marks will be given if the answer is in the passive voice or shows mastery of the subjunctive.
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Right, not even trying to go there. My self-preservation instinct is far too strong. Over and out!
It felt like I hit rock bottom; suddenly, there was knocking from beneath... (anon.)
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But surely you want to be judged as ready for Secondary School, Purple Duck?
You are obviously familiar with these terms?!
You are obviously familiar with these terms?!
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Yup!PurpleDuck wrote:Oh, I don't know... it really is scary. Is the subjunctive absolutely necessary? Were it not....
Nice try, I see what you did there!
(Sorry, I accidentally deleted your reply instead of mine...)
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Thanks, yoyo123
"After a few brief - and fearfully frantic - moments, she was presented with a solution: Oxford Grammar Dictionary! She was safe again and everything was going to be well. Or, rather, would have been if not for a small complication... " (at which point she run out of steam and her barely started writing career came to a screeching halt, just before the evil subjunctive was going to creep in... )
"After a few brief - and fearfully frantic - moments, she was presented with a solution: Oxford Grammar Dictionary! She was safe again and everything was going to be well. Or, rather, would have been if not for a small complication... " (at which point she run out of steam and her barely started writing career came to a screeching halt, just before the evil subjunctive was going to creep in... )
It felt like I hit rock bottom; suddenly, there was knocking from beneath... (anon.)
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PurpleDuck wrote:Thanks, yoyo123
"After a few brief - and fearfully frantic - moments, she was presented with a solution: Oxford Grammar Dictionary! She was safe again and everything was going to be well. Or, rather, would have been if not for a small complication... " (at which point she run out of steam and her barely started writing career came to a screeching halt, just before the evil subjunctive was going to creep in... )
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Stunning Purple Duck - you are secondary ready.PurpleDuck wrote:Would that be the same as 56 ÷ 7 ? (says she, hoping not to make a fool of herself)