Maths CAS ideas
Maths CAS ideas: peer tutoring and teaching
Help other people learn maths: younger students, classmates, adults learning numeracy or children in a community group. Service is strongest when the need is real and the people you help have a say in what you do.
Peer tutoring and teaching (9 ideas)
- Set up a peer-tutoring programmeServiceProject-ready
- Run a maths homework help drop-inService
- Volunteer with an adult numeracy groupServiceProject-ready
- Make maths explainer videos for younger studentsCreativityServiceProject-ready
- Maths support for students new to the language of instructionServiceProject-ready
- Run exam-technique workshops for younger yearsService
- Build a maths games lending libraryServiceProject-ready
- Online maths tutoring with a partner schoolServiceProject-ready
- Kitchen maths with a community groupService
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Frequently asked questions
Do peer tutoring and teaching count for CAS?
They can. Ask the teacher or organiser what the learners actually need before you plan sessions. Start with their needs, not your favourite topic. Your CAS coordinator decides what counts at your school.
Can I use one of these ideas as it is?
Use it as a starting point. Shape it around a real need or interest at your school or in your community, plan it with others where you can, and agree it with your CAS coordinator before you start.
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