Aaron

Gym goer, sport doer and maths teacher.

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

Maybe I dreamt this but have I read somewhere that @AQAMaths GCSE Foundation won’t have any multiple choice questions this year??

This could easily be a fabrication of my imagination but I’m convinced I’ve read this, yet Google is no help!

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@MrMetacognition Having a similar problem. Sounds like the thermostatic cartridge needs replacing, but actually replacing the t bar is easier, similar cost and potentially DIYable. Attempting Saturday!

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@mrshawthorne7 Found something similar on @goteachmaths, was great for those Ss determined to count squares and not use change in y/change in x

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@dhlexpressuk Third time lucky, a successful delivery today. Thank you.

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@dhlexpressuk my parcel has been out for delivery both yesterday and today, yet has been returned to the depot on both days, despite me waiting home for these deliveries.

Very frustrating. Can you help?

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@MrChapmanMaths Had a student join this week so still getting to grips with things, but PowerPoint translate and PowerPoint subtitles/captions have been helpful so far!

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@WhiteRoseMaths have a new student from Ukraine in one of my classes and want to support them as best as possible. I don’t suppose you have translated worksheets do you?

Year 10 ratio topic.

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

For those that need to hear it: back up your documents and don’t trust windows.

Sincerely, a very angry/frustrated/naive/silly me.

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@ChrisMcGrane84 @mathsjem https://t.co/l9BkeHGiwK

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@tm_maths @perryclaire Certainly think there’s a need for both. Students (and myself as teacher) are likely to get bored of the same format, those latter questions you suggest can provide some really interesting discussions and strengthen conceptual understanding and support AO2/AO3.

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@LaulaJC @numberphile Hilbert’s Grand Hotel paradox springs to mind too

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@MissHKMaths Pretty comprehensive list below.

Authors I can recommend: Marcus De Sautoy, Rob Eastaway, Alex Bellos.

You might find Guided Reading useful, @whisto_maths shared some and there’s some other stuff floating about if you google it.

[The Maths Bazaar @themathsbazaar]

@danicquinn https://t.co/7sO7cE9PPb has lists for modern books, older books, pre-university reading, problem solving, and links to other lists too!

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@mrallanmaths https://t.co/i0OqSfH2LT a lot of maths indeed..

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@robeastaway 78/3=26 so 780/3=260, subtract 2 lots of 3

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@tm_maths https://t.co/FQUxVa1mg6 > Quadratic Equations might be helpful

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@MissWhiteMaths @danicquinn @Miss_L_Jacobs @adamboxer1 I don’t always say what the correct answer was straight away, else those that got it right switch off. I choose 3 answers (grab boards or write on the big board) and the class convince me why each answer is correct/incorrect

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

Thought recapping factors and multiples with year 9 would have been dull. Really enjoyed this, some lovely discussion!

First time using a maths Venn, courtesy of @mrbartonmaths

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@BouchMaths From @giftedHKO

[Aaron @MrBroMaths]

@tm_maths @mrsouthernmaths @Trudgeteacher @Whitehughes has some nice stuff in their google drive