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Cre8te Isosceles
Eight isosceles right-angled triangles, whose sides coincide as shown, form a shape whose perimeter is an irregular nonagon.
ReadEight isosceles right-angled triangles, whose sides coincide as shown, form a shape whose perimeter is an irregular nonagon.
ReadAs part of a recent Network Meeting we looked at the question below which could be used with GCSE students (without calculus), or A level students (with calculus).
ReadPerplexing powers maths questions
ReadBack in the days before lockdown, I delivered a face-to-face professional development session for teachers that explored ways to build up students’ confidence and resilience in maths.
ReadYou are about to get a legal pay-out of £100,000, but there is a hitch at the last minute and the pay-out depends on the decision of a court.
ReadOver recent months, the AMSP have published a range of resources to aid you and your students with the teaching and learning of maths.
ReadTwo cohorts of teachers from across England have been meeting weekly for our Core Maths Common Topics LOPD sessions. In eight sessions, each 90 minutes long, the course is set to cover the main topics which are common to all Core Maths specifications.
ReadIn January 2021, we will introduce a new quiz to the East Midlands region.
ReadTeacher Networks throughout the East Midlands usually have a specific focus. They are relatively informal gatherings, and there will usually be scope for attendees to raise their own items for discussion.
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