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- A report on #phrase1#
- by #phrase2#
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- #Name# has found a lot of maths difficult
- #Name# has worked reasonably well with all things considered
- #Name# has been working hard
- #Name# has made good progress with #his# maths
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- but is making good progress.
- but progress has been slow.
- all year.
- and progress is progressing.
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- #Name# has discovered the concept of “two” but
- #He# has struggled with basic number concepts and
- #He# is learning to apply #his# number skills to problems and
- #He# is generally very quick at mental arithmetic and
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- needs to know #his# number bonds well to gain confidence.
- can do basic addition and subtraction up to 2.
- is confident with both addition and subtraction of numbers up to 100.
- can apply addition and subtraction with numbers up to 10^(10^100) whilst drinking vinegar.
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- #He# has good understanding of division and multiplication
- #He# has good understanding of multiplication and division
- #His# understanding of multiplication and division is good
- #His# understanding of division and multiplication is good
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- but needs to concentrate on learning #his# tables and applying them.
- and needs to be able to use #his# knowledge about tables in problems.
- and can use the tables in the course of #his# work.
- and is embarrassingly quicker than the teacher.
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- #He# can’t read or understand simple instructions and so has no chance with the algebra scheme we use.
- #He# finds problem solving and algebra work hard and is unsure of what #he# needs to do.
- #He# needs to read the question carefully whilst doing problem solving and algebra and think through what is required.
- #He# can quickly think through what #he# needs to do for algebra and problem solving but I wish #he# would explain it to me.
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- Frankly #name# is terrible at
- #name# has made progress with
- #name# has done well with
- #name# is good at
- #name# has good spacial awareness and is a natural with
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- recognising 2D and 3D shapes
- naming flat and solid shapes
- interpreting multi dimensional conceptual problems
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- but struggles with directional work, turning and rotation.
- and got dizzy when we did “rotation”.
- and also with directions, turning and rotation work.
- and has produced good work with turning, rotation and directional work.
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- #He# can scrawl simple graphs
- #He# has done well with devising and interpreting simple graphs
- #He# is good at statistical and graph work
- #He# should work for the government producing ‘real term’ statistical graphical representations
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- and has done work with simple probability.
- and has quite a good sense of simple probability.
- . #His# probability work is probably good.
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- Overall in mathematics
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- #Name# work does need to be tidied up and presented better.
- #Name# work can become careless due to poor concentration at times.
- #Name# work is careful and good.
- I cannot fault #his# teacher, #phrase2# for the dedicated, hard work put in all year.
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- signed
- #Phrase2#
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