The AMSP offers a range of resources and events for students. Here are details of our online events that can be joined as a class in school. Some of them can also be joined by individual students, so may be of interest for those who are isolating.
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The AMSP offers a range of resources developed to engage students with maths. Some are delivered online, some are for teacher use, and some are designed for student use, so may be of particular interest for students who are isolating.
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What do Sherlock Holmes, black swans, Vicky Pollard, and Alice and Bob all have in common? That’s right… they are all examples used in a new professional development event coming up this term.
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In these strange times, more than ever before, teachers find themselves having to deal with learners who have gaps in their knowledge that threatens their progress in maths.
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I am really delighted to have been given the opportunity to join the West Midlands regional team and to be based at the University of Wolverhampton.
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With more schools and colleges offering the qualification, and more students signing up the course than ever before, Core Maths is back for another year. And with more teachers delivering it for the first time, there are more opportunities for professional development to help them to do the best job that they can.
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In no particular order, here are some books I would recommend to students to enhance and enrich their understanding of maths, and how it is actually used in real life.
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This year, Maths Hubs will again provide support for the effective development of pedagogy in the teaching of A level Mathematics to enhance the quality of teaching and the conceptual understanding of students.
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Active Learning Through Formative Assessment by Shirley Clarke (published by Hodder Education, 2008) explores key aspects of formative assessment, from the basics of what it can consist of and the likely impact of effective practice through a range of aspects, to taking action for further development.
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