Gilmore, Camilla

McKeaveney, Clare

Simms, Victoria

Sloan, Seaneen

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Mathematical achievement is important for children’s future educational success, employment opportunities and health outcomes. However, it is recognised that there is substantial underachievement in this subject (e.g. DE, 2015). Thereis a growing body of literature that assesses the impact of interventions on mathematical achievement (DfE, 2012).This review of published studies rigorously investigated the outcomes of classroom-based mathematical interventions that were targeted at primary school-aged children. The review assessed whether the interventions had an effect on mathematical achievement (as measured by variety of outcome measures) or related attitudinal or affective constructs (such as mathematical anxiety)

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Interventions to improve mathematical achievement in primary school-aged children

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Interventions to improve mathematical achievement in primary school-aged children

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