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We are looking forward to getting 2020 off to an exciting start with the launch of our STEP/MAT/TMUA preparation course for students, which takes place weekly from 22 January at Newcastle University.
ReadWe are looking forward to getting 2020 off to an exciting start with the launch of our STEP/MAT/TMUA preparation course for students, which takes place weekly from 22 January at Newcastle University.
ReadHave you noticed how some pupils can “give up” on maths before they’ve even started? How it’s almost okay to say the sweeping statement “I’m no good at maths” sometimes with a strange sense of pride?!
ReadSomeone has stolen some famous artwork by M. C. Escher. There are 6 key suspects… but… “whodunnit”?
ReadSupporting Core Maths Work Groups are a collaboration between the Maths Hubs and the AMSP. The first Manchester meeting of these Work Groups took place in December.
ReadAfter analysing the 2019 examination papers, several teachers asked for support in using the Casio fx-991EX Classwiz effectively, both within a classroom and examination environment.
ReadWhen I studied mechanics at college, it wasn’t even called mechanics, but instead ‘applied maths’.
ReadJennifer Thwaites and Rachel Gillmon work part time for AMSP. They are serving maths practitioners with current experience of leading maths teams.
ReadI am fascinated by the Fibonacci sequence – something to do with it being recursive and the tendency for the common ratio between terms to become the golden ratio.
ReadThe Maths Hubs and the AMSP continue to work together to develop a seamless offer for teachers of Maths. A poster is available, showing how they complement each other at level 3.
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