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North London Teacher Network Meeting
Teachers from across North London gathered online for a Teacher Network meeting on Thursday 7 May 2020 to share their experiences of teaching sixth form maths in lockdown.
ReadTeachers from across North London gathered online for a Teacher Network meeting on Thursday 7 May 2020 to share their experiences of teaching sixth form maths in lockdown.
ReadTeacher Networks are funded by the AMSP to allow teachers of GCSE, A Level and Core Maths to meet, collaborate and engage in professional development.
ReadPuzzles with satellite pictures
ReadThe AMSP North East regional team were delighted to host an online dissemination of a very exciting project called Maths of Migration, which was developed by Oaklands School in London.
ReadFollowing the lockdown announcement and correspondence from the DfE/Ofqual regarding assessment and grading for summer 2020, we received many emails from teachers in our region asking if there would be an opportunity for them to meet with others to discuss the situation for Core Maths students.
ReadAs part of the AMSP’s support to schools and colleges during lockdown, we have provided a set of Year 11 to Year 12 transition materials which are now freely available on our website.
ReadI spoke to four students in Year 8 and Year 10 across four different schools in Sussex to get their views on how maths lessons, and school in general, are going under the new lockdown conditions that we are now getting used to.
ReadSince lockdown, my personal professional development has been on a steep learning curve.
ReadAlongside my AMSP role, I teach maths two days a week at Hardenhuish School, a medium-large comprehensive school in Chippenham.
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