

#019 Paul Rowlandson – Bar Modelling, Questioning, Shanghai, Tokyo & Training Teachers
Feb 1, 2017
Paul Rowlandson, a math teacher and bar modeling expert, discusses effective questioning, teacher training, insights from Shanghai and Tokyo trips, and the importance of bar modeling in teaching math. He highlights strategies for overcoming obstacles in implementing bar modeling, emphasizing the significance of numeracy skills, and enhancing student learning through thoughtful questioning. The podcast sheds light on teaching practices in different countries, effective teacher training strategies, and the impact of White Rose Maths Hub on education.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Exploring the Guest's Nostalgic Connection to the Number 152
03:32 • 2min
Passion for Teaching Mathematics and Nostalgia for Puzzle Solving
05:08 • 11min
Effective Questioning Techniques in Teaching Probability Trees
16:36 • 18min
Effective Marking and Feedback in Schools
35:04 • 4min
Reflecting on a Challenging Statistics Lesson
39:22 • 4min
Bar Modeling in Mathematics
43:28 • 22min
Overcoming Obstacles in Implementing Bar Modeling
01:05:09 • 6min
Emphasizing the Importance of Numeracy Skills in Teaching Methods
01:11:22 • 2min
Enhancing Student Learning Through Effective Questioning Strategies
01:13:42 • 20min
Exploring Teaching Practices in Shanghai and Japan
01:33:42 • 28min
Effective Teacher Training Strategies
02:01:31 • 13min
White Rose Maths Hub's Impact on Education
02:14:27 • 7min
Insights on Effective Teaching and Understanding Student Misconceptions
02:21:10 • 13min