Explore how technology can support assessment, feedback, misconceptions, flexible grouping and responsive teaching in primary maths.

As a lead partner in the London EdTech Hub, (https://sites.google.com/lgfl.net/edtech-hubs/hub-regions/london-hub?authuser=0) Woodland Academy Trust is proud to support schools and educators across the region in exploring how educational technology can be used purposefully to improve teaching, strengthen inclusion, enhance assessment and reduce barriers to learning.

Join us at Knockhall Primary School to explore how technology can strengthen assessment, feedback and responsive teaching in primary maths through examples from practice and professional discussion, including how we use Magma Maths, a digital maths platform, to support assessment and inform teaching.

You will:

See how technology, including Magma Maths, is used in maths lessons to capture pupil thinking and identify misconceptions.

Explore how teachers use live assessment information to adapt teaching, support flexible grouping and plan next steps.

Consider how digital tools can support mathematical reasoning, explanation and pupil confidence.

Look at how pupils receive feedback, revisit learning and understand what they need to improve.

Explore how technology can reduce unnecessary marking while supporting more precise teacher judgement.

Consider how digital assessment can support inclusion, access and appropriate challenge for pupils with different starting points.

This event is suitable for senior leaders, maths leads, assessment leads, digital leads, teachers and Trust leaders.

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