For the past three or four years, the AMSP in the East Midlands has run a course for Year 12 students who are preparing for MAT and TMUA in the autumn or who are considering taking STEP the following summer.
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Researchers at Cambridge University have investigated factors which predict the susceptibility of people from five different countries (UK, USA, Ireland, Mexico, and Spain) to believe in COVID-19 misinformation.
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In January 2021, we will introduce a new quiz to the East Midlands region.
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Teacher 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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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the AMSP has moved many of its events to an online format; this is true of the support for Year 12 students within our region who were planning to sit challenging university admission tests.
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On Tuesday 12 May 2020, we held our first Derby online Network Meeting.
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A fun maths problem to try.
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Before the lockdown, Year 10 students across Lincolnshire were kept busy solving maths problems against the clock, served up at Maths Feasts hosted by schools in Scunthorpe, Grimsby and Lincoln. Unfortunately, due to the Coronavirus, we had to cancel the event scheduled in Grantham.
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This problem was so-called by the mathematician Paul Erdos because two of his friends who worked on it, George Szekers and Esther Klein, fell in love and got married!
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