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Examiners reward readable method. Here is how we teach students to write mathematics that earns method marks.
Students often know more than their scripts show. Messy working, skipped steps, and unexplained jumps cost method marks even when the final answer is close.
We treat written method like a second subject inside mathematics. Students practise naming the step they are taking, laying out algebra so a stranger can follow, and checking that each line earns its place.
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