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Numicon Case Studies and Research
Numicon Case Studies and Research
Find out more about the impact of Numicon through case studies and research reports
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Case Study from St Joseph's RC Primary School (PDF)Read our case study from St Joseph's RC Primary School to hear how they use Numicon to support maths teaching and assessment and how it's impacting on results |
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Case Study from SS Aiden & Oswald RC Primary School (PDF)Read our case study from SS Aiden & Oswald RC Primary School to find out how Numicon improves results |
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PYP case study from the International School of Dusseldorf, Germany (PDF)Read our case study from the International School of Dusseldorf to hear how they use Numicon to support maths teaching and assessment and how it's impacting on results |
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Learning about Numbers with Patterns (PDF)A summary of a research project using structured visual imagery (Numicon) to teach arithmetic by Romey Tacon and Ruth Atkinson with Dr Tony Wing. |
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What works for children with mathematical difficulties? (PDF)A report on the effectiveness of intervention schemes by Anne Dowker, University of Oxford. |
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The long term cost of numeracy difficulty (PDF)A report commissioned by the Every Child a Chance Trust. |
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Case Study from Canon Evans C of E Primary School (PDF)Read our case study from Canon Evans C of E Primary School to find out how Numicon provides firm foundations for mathematical understanding |
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Case Study from Francis Askew Primary School (PDF)Read our case study from Francis Askew Primary School to find out how Numicon develops confident mathematicians |
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Case Study from Goodyers End Primary School (PDF)Read our case study from Goodyers End Primary School to find out how Numicon has boosted enthusiasm for maths |
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Numicon Intervention ProgrammeRead how the Numicon Intervention Programme is proven to improve pupil attainment and progress. |
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