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An interesting property of linear sequences - inspired by the 1% club.
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The 1% club is one of my favourite quiz shows. It is the only quiz show I have actually applied to be on (no success unfortunately) but I pl...
A mathematical curiosity?
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In writing my new book 'Practising Maths' I referenced a lovely result (you will have to buy it to see how) that sums such as 1 + 2...
My morning routine and a nice maths prompt
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I have a somewhat quirky morning routine. I think it started as a way to occupy my mind during my morning commute. I don’t drive a car and s...
Prime factorisation, indices and standard form - some great questions
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As we all know by now (in England anyway) the new GCSE in maths is going to require pupils to make links between areas of maths, and challe...
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My new favourite vector resource - via Back to Back activities!
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Walking around my department towards the middle of last week (which I try and do whenever I get the chance, which unfortunately is not as o...
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Team Challenge, inspired by UKMT
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This week my new GCSE class will get their first taster of one of my favourite activities, the UKMT inspired team challenge. I find this so...
The Migrant crisis and Maths
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I am sure many of us have been following the growing migrant crisis affecting, in particular, the Mediterranean region. The number of death...
Venn diagrams without probability
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Venn diagrams...one of those topics sorely missed when removed from the curriculum, and a topic whose reintroduction to the GCSE was welcom...
10ticks Level 9/10 or the new GCSE?
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A while since my last post I know - a well earned break following the end of the school year (which for Leicestershire was the 10th of July...
'Pointless' bar charts
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A couple of nights ago some may remember that I put up on the twitter chat #mathstlp that I was teaching bar charts to Year 9 bottom set an...
I can read your mind - now that is what I call an hypothesis test.
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A few days ago we were talking on one of the twitter chats about hypothesis testing and I alluded to a fun introduction to the topic I had ...
Inspired by JustMaths, looking beyond the basic skill.
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Recently I have been planning a lesson on the classic exam situation of completing a partially complete two-way table, such as this one: ...
I have never probability
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Ok, so honestly I haven't done this one yet, but it occurred to me whilst doing writing down probability with Year 7 today. Admittedly ...
Pie Charts and Proportions
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Just a quick post today - spent most of yesterday planning for teaching pie charts to Year 8 this week (set 4 of 5 in that half of the year...
Pie Charts and Algebra
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My 2ic did a resource trawl recently looking for questions linking pie charts with algebra. Unfortunately his search came up rather bare, s...
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Polydron Framework - great for exploring shape and more...
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One of my favourite resources over the last few years has been the Polydron frameworks Geometry set. When I took my first HOD role one ...
Simultaneous equations and shapes
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A little while ago I blogged about an experience I had had with Year 7 top set on forming and solving equations, particularly with regards...
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