Kent and Medway Maths Conference 2020 and upcoming professional development
The Kent and Medway Maths Conference 2020 was a huge success, with 200 teachers from all over the country — and abroad — attending the various workshops.
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Exploring teachers’ experiences of action research
In addition to working for the AMSP, I also teach on an MA Education programme.
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Sir Roger Penrose
The wonderful English mathematician Sir Roger Penrose recently jointly won the Nobel Prize for Physics (2020) for his work on Black Holes, proving that Black Holes are a prediction of the theory of General Relativity.
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Teacher network meetings
Teacher Networks are funded by the AMSP to allow teachers of GCSE, A Level and Core Maths to meet, collaborate and engage in professional development.
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COVID-19 statistics
No maths teacher can have lived through the last six months without being struck by the elevation of statistical analysis to the forefront of the national consciousness – publicly affecting our leader’s decisions, and intimately affecting our day-to-day lives.
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Kent and Medway Maths Conference 2020
I am delighted to announce that the Kent and Medway Maths Conference 2020, postponed from July 2020, has now been rescheduled as an online event that started on Monday 9 November 2020.
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Live Online Professional Development
Since Monday 23 March 2020, the AMSP, like the rest of the country, has moved to online provision. Although we have delivered professional development online for a number of years, this term has seen a huge uptake in the numbers of teachers who are accessing our Live Online Professional Development.
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East London Online Networks
During the lockdown period, I have merged most of the teacher networks in my area to form the East London Online Teacher Network.
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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.
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