CurlyBrackets

I Teach Maths

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My Textbook (A Better Way to Learn Maths) is now available. Use the code CURLY for 25% off all books.

Really great resource for new teachers and good for revision fo GCSE and AS students. It’s been a hard slog but I managed to finish it under deadline.

https://t.co/PsFCAqZ97r

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@TickTockMaths That’s seems very cut and dry.

I learn from worked examples almost exclusively and I’m a pretty good Mathematician.

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@howie_hua That’s a pretty good idea.

I would caveat it with assuming you want to travel faster.

Just to be pedantic about it.

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@HoneywillTim Was a bit of a tricky one. Did they manage it?

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Handy resource if you’re a new teacher or making a lot of PowerPoints or notes.
https://t.co/oJVzsjDKtH

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@missamackay @mcwardgow For online teaching the same way i would use a blackboard.

Except I can quickly improvise and copy-paste questions and parts of the method on the fly.

There’s an example of me using one on my website if you want to get a better idea.

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@missamackay @mcwardgow Yes. It’s been the best thing. Definitely recommend.

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#maths #math

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@mikercameron Do they have to memorise them?

Who even does that? I know two identities off top of my head rest I look up.

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@steelemaths @danicquinn They could mix powers and signs. I always try to keep my examples simple to avoid misconceptions

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@salfordteacher @TeaKayB Yeah that’s definitely one. I think there are lots of reasons why it has a low popularity.

The way it is presented to them in school could be putting a lot of students off.