All Mathematical Salads

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What does mathematics look like in an AI-powered world? Does it remain relevant? Join Rachad as he tries to answer this and more

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Dr Candice Price is the latest mathematician to face our seven questions

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Join Lucy Rycroft-Smith as she weighs in on what the definition of an ‘edge’ is and therefore how many edges a cone ‘should’ have

Carrie Warren poses our seven questions to Dr Ann Wheeler

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If you’re looking for a new way to explore data in your classroom, Darren Macey encourages you to try CODAP – a free online tool that’s “a bit like GeoGebra, but for statistics and data”. Enjoy!

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In her second blog on school effectiveness, Lynn Fortin explores how this is, and suggests how this perhaps should be, assessed

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Lucy Rycroft-Smith considers the evidence around sex 'gaps' in mathematics education

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How does context inform the design of an effective infographic? Join Darren Macey to explore how visually communicating the birth rate of twins in England leads to some unexpected choices about data display

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In the first of two blogs on 'What is an effective school?' Lynn presents some global ideas of the purposes of education

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Darren Macey describes three distinct approaches to exploring statistical ideas, and demonstrates how these could be applied through a classroom task

Dr JoAnn Scales is the latest mathematician to face our seven questions

All Mathematical Salads

Mathematics is SUBLIME!

Seven questions with... Dr Candice Price

On the edge

Seven questions with... Dr Ann Wheeler

A case for CODAP

What is an ‘effective’ school? Part 2: Assessing effectiveness

Gap-gazing, trailblazing, and bar raising

Designing twin-fographics

What is an ‘effective’ school? Part 1: The purpose of education – a global overview

Statistical ways of seeing

Seven questions with... Dr JoAnn Scales