1. GCSE Sources
@gcse_math has shared an enormously useful useful resource that should have taken an enormous period of time to tug collectively. He has collated all GCSE maths questions from June 2017 to November 2020 for Edexcel, AQA and OCR. These are organised by matter. This useful resource has already saved me quite a lot of time – it is so helpful having questions from three completely different boards in a single place.
2. Quantity Puzzles
Numble was made by Olivia Gibson, who’s a Yr 12 Additional Maths and Pc Science scholar at Manchester Excessive College for Ladies. She is an enormous fan of Wordle and had the thought of making the same sport that concerned guessing a 3-digit a number of of three (a ‘Numble’). Olivia’s sport was shared by her instructor @mathsDJ on Twitter the place it was very well-received by maths academics. It took Olivia two weeks to make Numble utilizing JavaScript and in her personal phrases ‘she had quite a lot of enjoyable making it’. The goal is to try to guess as many ‘Numbles’ as doable to construct up a streak. @mathsDJ‘s college held a Numble competitors with their Yr 7s and one of the best was 27 in a row! It is a improbable sport for constructing understanding of divisibility guidelines, in addition to logical downside fixing. Nicely performed Olivia!
3. Mathematician Profile Playing cards
@Amplify has shared a beautiful set of free mathematician profile playing cards. Every card highlights the life and
accomplishments of a mathematician. There’s additionally an exercise: give every
scholar a card and have them learn the profile.
After they’re performed, college students ought to discover the 2
people holding playing cards that match the clues on
the right-hand aspect of their very own playing cards.
This might be an amazing exercise for a maths enrichment membership.
4. If I Might Inform You One Factor
The Mathematical Affiliation has revealed a brand new e book: If I Might Inform You One Factor, which is edited by @edsouthall. You should purchase a duplicate from the MA Store at £14 for non-members or £9.80 for members. A free digital obtain is included. This e book is packed filled with nice recommendation and pedagogical insights. I stay up for studying it over the Easter holidays. I hope folks like my chapter, which is named ‘Extra depth, much less pace’.
6. Circle Theorems Process
7. Backward Light Maths
@taylorda01 has launched a brand new web site: Backward Light Maths. You may examine it in this thread or watch Dave’s video for an evidence of what it is all about. There are presently eighteen worksheets on the web site, with extra to be launched. Here is an instance of a job for a contextual space of a semi-circle downside:
Everybody loves Chris Smith’s (@aap03102) relays, so it is nice to see he has revealed a brand new one! This time the theme is Pi Day. Thanks Chris!
9. FDP Booklet
MathsPad subscribers will already be accustomed to their rising assortment of excellent matter booklets. A current addition is on fractions, decimals and percentages. @MathsPadNicola has tweeted a few examples of duties from this booklet.
Craig Barton (@mrbartonmaths) has launched a improbable new web site tipsforteachers.co.uk. Craig desires to construct a free, intensive and numerous assortment of concepts that academics of any stage of expertise, instructing any topic, any age-group, and from any nation would possibly discover helpful and have the ability to apply to their very own instructing.
This web site options ideas in each podcast and video type. So for instance some academics would possibly take heed to the tips about their method to work, and others would possibly present the movies in a division assembly and comply with up with a dialogue.
It is a model new web site however already options numerous ideas – from Craig, Adam Boxer and myself – and the gathering will develop quickly over the approaching months.
Here is an instance of considered one of my ideas:
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Thanks to everybody who attended #mathsted22. I held this occasion at my college and it was nice that so many native maths academics attended. Thanks to Steve Wren from Ofsted for travelling down from Yorkshire to talk at this occasion, and to AQA for the sponsorship which meant I might run it free of charge.
Since then I have been engaged on my keynote for the MA Convention, which is quick approaching. There are two on-line days plus one in-person day in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Tickets can be found from £15.