Paired Maths Handbook

This handbook outlines the Paired Maths method, focusing on parental involvement and peer tutoring for children aged four to fourteen.

The Paired Maths Handbook serves as a practical guide for teachers and parents looking to enhance children's mathematical skills through innovative methods. It introduces the Paired Maths approach, which emphasizes parental involvement and peer tutoring for children aged four to fourteen. The book outlines the rationale behind this method, providing essential materials and organization tips to facilitate its implementation effectively.

First published in 1998, the Paired Maths Handbook is part of a trio of related works designed to support educators and parents. It includes two resource handbooks for everyday use along with a more comprehensive text for those seeking in-depth knowledge. The handbook not only presents foundational concepts but also offers twelve practical resources that can be easily copied and utilized for organizing peer tutoring sessions.

A significant portion of the book is dedicated to two-dimensional mathematical games, which are designed to be engaging and require minimal additional materials. These games are particularly well-suited for children aged nine to twelve, making them ideal for cooperative learning environments, such as schools and study centers. Through its clear instructions and practical resources, the Paired Maths Handbook aims to foster a collaborative learning atmosphere that enhances children's mathematical understanding and skills.