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Visualising inequality (by hand) competition winners
To celebrate Maths Week England 2021, the AMSP collaborated with The Equality Trust to create some exciting new resources using economic inequality data and graphs.
ReadTo celebrate Maths Week England 2021, the AMSP collaborated with The Equality Trust to create some exciting new resources using economic inequality data and graphs.
ReadRecently one of my colleagues posted a question about courses, in addition to GCSE, that can be used to enrich and extend student knowledge, and to prepare students even more thoroughly for a Level 3 Maths qualification.
ReadThe effectiveness of subject PD has been highlighted by both the Teacher Development Trust’s Developing Great Teaching report and the Wellcome Trust’s follow-up Developing Great Subject Teaching, so it only makes sense to make this available for staff wherever possible.
ReadThe AMSP East of England regional team hosted a series of live online sessions as part of Maths Week England. Year 10 students from schools around and beyond the East of England region competed against each other in teams of four, working on devices of their choice, to solve problems using various maths and puzzling skills.
ReadOne number is removed from the set of consecutive integers from 1 to n. The average of the remaining numbers is 40. Which integer was removed?
ReadOn Friday 12 November 2021, myself, Stephen Wilkinson and David Tuhey delivered a morning session introducing A level to the Mathematics PGCE students at the University of Nottingham.
ReadIn late September, I received a request from a teacher at St Mary’s Catholic High School, Chesterfield, to run a professional development event for teachers in her school on “helping students with Oxbridge interview prep, including what universities are looking for during interviews.”
ReadAs an Area Coordinator for the AMSP East Midlands regional team, my job is to support you, your school and your students throughout the academic year, and particularly during this current very unusual time in schooling.
ReadAs we get used to being back in the classroom and getting students used to working in class again, the next stage of recovery is to get back into all those wonderful things that we did before March 2020.
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