'there is likely to be more actual learning when teachers provoke learners into using these powers'
John Mason (@JohnMOxford) and Sue Johnston-Wilder (and h/t to @teachmaths for lending the book)
Whether you work in primary, secondary or post-16, our podcast episode on maths anxiety is for you. Sue Johnston-Wilder discusses how maths triggers a panic response in the brain for many people, and how you can support pupils in your classroom. Listen at https://t.co/fvncayCV49
🔴IN TWO DAYS!
Join Dr Sue Gifford for a session on key issues in maths education from birth to five, including predictors for later learning and effective pedagogy.
📆9 November, 5 pm
▶️ https://t.co/vJrof4KTCf
@MathsHubs@NCETM@MathsWorldUK@EChildhoodMaths@UoL_CEN
Three logicians walk into a bar.
The bartender asks: 'Does everyone want a drink?'
The first logician says: 'I don't know.'
The second logician says: 'I don't know.'
The third logician says: 'Yes.'
Giving my classroom gluesticks human names has been revolutionary. Does a student care if a glue stick goes missing? No! Do they care if DEREK the glue stick has not been returned? ABSOLUTELY. It’s like a manhunt until Derek has been returned to his rightful spot.
Important new meta-analysis showing streaming/ability grouping does not improve students' achievement but does increase inequality.
It's time to end such outdated, inefficient and harmful practices
#InclusiveEducation
https://t.co/tqsQ8MJxbL
🌟 The #BERA2023 conference programme is now available to view online!
We have a fantastic array of presentations... check it out below:
https://t.co/TVYvgmmQhN
So frickin' proud of my merch. If we've done nothing else in these 22 months (and we have by the way, there's a whole report on it ), we've really elevated the memes.
(But also here's that report https://t.co/5FTvnva4ZL )
Excellent webinar given by @FayCosgrove this evening. Thank you so much Fay. the video and slides of the talk will be posted on the Maths Anxiety Trust and @LearnusUK websites in the next couple of days.
📢Teachers!
🗣️Make sure you register for our free webinar on how to reduce maths anxiety. @FayCosgrove will dive into the Knowledge Quartet framework, a design for teachers’ reflection on their practice.
🔗 Registration: https://t.co/Mpnwi5eurp
Join us for a *FREE* webinar on how to reduce anxiety and empower your teaching. @FayCosgrove will share her expertise and Professor Margaret Brown, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Education at @KingsCollegeLon is chairing the webinar.