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Framework Writer and Partnership Lead

What’s in a word?

by Rachael Horsman, 26 October 2022
The golden decorative roof of a gazebo on the promenade at Muttrah, Muscat, Oman
Following a visit to Oman Rachael Horsman reflects on the implicit ideas present in mathematical words and phrases
Mining for maths

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Creating connections to enhance coherence

by Rachael Horsman, 07 July 2022
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Join Rachael Horsman as she demonstrates how the Cambridge Mathematics Framework is being used in our consultancy work
Policy and big ideas

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The Cambridge Mathematics landscape of mathematics

by Rachael Horsman, 16 December 2021
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Rachael Horsman uses a map metaphor to help describe the Cambridge Mathematics Framework
Mining for maths

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Crafting questions

by Rachael Horsman, 27 August 2020
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Rachael Horsman explores the use of “hinge questions” for insight into students’ understanding
Mining for maths

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Whose theorem is it anyway?

by Rachael Horsman, 17 July 2020
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Rachael Horsman explores the work of Professor Paulus Gerdes and his Toothed Square
Teaching maths

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Proof reading

by Rachael Horsman, 22 January 2020
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Rachael Horsman shares a visual selection of her favourite geometrical proofs
Teaching maths

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Lines of design

by Rachael Horsman, 23 December 2019
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Rachael Horsman discusses her time at ISDDE looking at aspects of curriculum design
Events and take-aways

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Perspectives on using digital technology in the classroom

by Rachael Horsman, 29 August 2019
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Rachael Horsman explores the perspectives around digital technology in the classroom
Considering the research

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Revering our mathematics

by Rachael Horsman, 27 June 2019
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Rachael Horsman discusses the link between religion and geometry throughout the centuries
Mining for maths

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A tuition in intuition

by Rachael Horsman, 06 June 2019
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Join Rachael Horsman as she explores the concept of mathematical intuition
Considering the research

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