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...attentive to the needs of others in ways that mean they follow, offering creative, hopeful, open responses that envision alternative social circumstances, recognising that there is wisdom within the collective and that authority needs to be shared, prioritising of issues of equity and social justice. In considering the second question and how practitioners can act as...

...attention to your style. Examiners are fully aware of the constraints exams place on the writer. Focus on the question you have chosen, and underline or highlight the process words or instructions in the question. Some questions do not have obvious process words, but you can usually ‘read between the lines’ to find the instruction (an implicit process is involved)....

...attention to quantities and their structural relationships. One definition that respects this broader view holds that algebraic thinking can be can characterised by: Indeterminacy: the problem involves unknown quantities. Denotation: the unknown quantities are represented, for example by words or symbols. Analyticity: the unknown quantities are operated on as if they were...