In view of the research indicating that approaches to teaching mathematics vary in their effectiveness, choosing the appropriate pedagogy is critical to students' mastery of essential skills and ability to apply them. SOLO Taxonomy in Mathematics makes the decision easy with SOLO Taxonomy, a simple but effective model of learning outcomes. Looking through the lens of SOLO, mathematics educators and students can focus firmly on the complexity of the learning outcome - differentiating surface, deep and conceptual levels of understanding. This knowledge then helps to identify explicit next steps and to prompt for understanding.

SOLO Taxonomy in Mathematics

Education & Teaching

Hook, Pam

Gravett, Courtney

Howard, Mitchell

Schools & Teaching

Essential Resources

Action Research Project with Solo Taxonomy Bk 1

Essential Resources Ltd

First Steps with SOLO Taxonomy is filled with practical advice, useful tips, maps, rubrics and templates. This book shows how SOLO strategies and resources can be used to create a common language of learning in any curriculum area and to help students of any age adopt a growth mindset when learning. Supported by these resources, both teachers and students will be able to reap the benefits of a model that makes learning visible so that they can readily use the taxonomy to identify and describe what they are doing, explain how well it is going and predict what they should do next.

First Steps with SOLO Taxonomy: Applying the model in your classroom

This resource takes SOLO Taxonomy, an accessible, robust way of making learning visible to both teacher and students, and combines it with current theories on how students learn and effective pedagogies. It shows how to develop curious minds in science by accessing learning through the science capabilities, collaboration, citizenship and community. It provides a strong model for what it takes to build students’ citizen-centric scientific curiosity when working for a social good.

Using SOLO Taxonomy to Think Like a Scientist: How to develop curious minds with the science capabilities

Van Schaijik, Sonya

SOLO Taxonomy: A Guide for Schools is appearing in more and more classrooms as teachers experience the marked improvement in student outcomes thanks to this valuable tool. This resource will introduce you to a clear, simple robust way of differentiating learning outcomes as well as provide your students with an effective method of self-assessment. SOLO taxonomy will provide both you and your students with a means of enhancing feedback and developing feed forward to inspire further learning. Included are numerous examples, rubrics, templates and other resources designed to help make SOLO Taxonomy an indispensable part of your planning and classroom practice.

SOLO Taxonomy

This series shows how SOLO Taxonomy, a simple but effective model of learning outcomes, can be used to build understanding in relation to each of the key competencies and PE strands of the New Zealand Curriculum. SOLO scaffolds learning with maps and self assessment rubrics carefully designed for particular learning experiences and levels of understanding, and each book contains a generous selection of examples demonstrating how these invaluable resources can be and are used effectively in any movement context.

Solo Taxonomy in Physical Education Bk 1

Richards, Nicola

Solo Taxonomy in Physical Education Bk 2

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