My maths learning evidence

Koka Ngaire posted this so that we could use it as a teaching/learning tool to:
- look at what our Prove It evidence should look like and sound like
- use our steps to success for writing a quality blog comment



Hi, I have been working on a  Prove It for Maths from my Level 3 workshop.

The WALT was: learning to solve multiplication questions in parts


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