
Features of a great A level Mathematics lesson
Whether you’re starting out with teaching A level, or have years of experience, you can always gain new insights throuh professional development.
ReadWhether you’re starting out with teaching A level, or have years of experience, you can always gain new insights throuh professional development.
ReadOver 30 teachers from Cambridgeshire and beyond met in Hallmark Hotel in Cambridge for an interesting and stimulating day of professional development and networking.
ReadThree enrichment mornings ran across the East of England in June, aiming to introduce students to the idea of taking the increasingly popular level 3 Core Maths qualifications after GCSE.
ReadJune saw the long-anticipated Mirror Pillar enrichment event come to Norwich. Discussions about the event first took place back in the autumn term, so excitement was high!
ReadDo we lose sight of the fact that for some students the approach of Core Maths is eye-opening and fascinating, regardless of what other subjects they may be studying?
ReadOne way of considering the problem-solving process in maths can be determining the issue that takes it beyond a routine question, considering the available options which may be based on previous experience, and choosing an action to start making progress.
ReadDuring the past academic year, the AMSP and Maths Hubs have worked in collaboration on three Level 3 Work Groups: Supporting Core Maths, Embedding A level Technology and Developing A level Pedagogy.
ReadFor the past couple of years, online network meetings have become a lifeline for teachers, allowing them to keep in touch and collaborate with colleagues both locally and across the country.
ReadAfter a long break from large face-to-face events, it was great to have Year 12 and Year 13 students and their teachers from a range of schools across the East of England region back in the Centre for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge for some higher-level problem solving in January.
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