@NOSPAMPLEASE: "I remember attending a presentation some time ago where they were selling a
Maths scheme which I really liked. Unfortunately, I've forgotten which
scheme it was, and trawling through the major publishers' websites hasn't
really helped!
The scheme was unusual in that it worked on the principle that the textbook
page contained only the stimulus (ie a bus timetable or a shop window). The
differentiated tasks were set from the teachers' book. (ie less able
performing simple calculations; more able investigating the prices etc).
I thought it might have been Oxford/Cambridge, but nothing on their website
looks anything like what I remember. The only other clue is that the
presenter said that it had been very successful in a lot of Tower Hamlets
schools.
Any suggestions what this scheme is, or links to a website which compares
schemes, would be very useful.
Many thanks,
Russell."
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