Teaching Global Mathematics (Digital Download)

You did not go into teaching so that half the room would feel like guests in the subject. You want maths to feel as though it belongs to every child in front of you — because it does.

If you have ever opened a scheme of work and thought, this cannot be the whole story, this resource is for that moment.

Teach maths as a worldwide human craft

Teaching Global Mathematics is a digital download for educators. It explores the need to decolonise mathematics education: how Eurocentric habits settle into curriculum, teaching methods and assessment, and how to make proper room for mathematical thinking from African, Asian and other non-Western traditions.

At heart it is culturally responsive pedagogy — noticing and valuing the backgrounds already in your classroom, then teaching in a way that is more accurate, more engaging and more inclusive.

It discusses practical strategies you can take into real school life:

• Curriculum design that tells a fuller story of the subject
• Assessment that does not quietly favour one way of knowing
• Teacher training and collaborative classroom practice
• Historical insights and examples drawn from around the globe

A specialist resource, put together with care

This is not a generic pack knocked out for anyone and no one. It is a specialist educator resource, prepared with proper thought for people who take the work seriously — considered, not filler.

When you are ready, add it to your basket and give your next maths lesson a wider map of the world.