I've got to say @riley_ed of all the sessions I went to at #MathsConf33 yours has made me think about my teaching the most! Thank you and please send out more!
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I've been thinking hard about the science of learning for the last 15 years.
Here are 5 big ideas that every teacher should know, and how they hang together.
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We have had loads of requests for this and we are happy to announce that students can get a link at the end of doing a paper to give to their teachers that shows how they did on the paper! Students will need to be logged in to use this feature. Let us know what you think!!
@MissFullerMaths So as a department we've come up with the possibility of timed questions e.g 90 sec for 1 mark question then the quiz moves on, but the set up is challenging.
So my school still wants an effective assessment strategy in place for end of term assessments /end of unit tests. Any ideas on how this could be reliable remotely?
I've started to share the GCSE and A Level knowledge booklets that I use in my teaching. I am constantly updating them so any errors, feedback or questions are welcome :)
I'll add the rest to the folder as and when I've recorded their study videos!
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Been playing around with Gattegno charts this evening. Been looking at how they could be used to show how numbers change when they turn to negatives. Take a look and have some fun figuring out the rules.
Hopefully this maybe use to you. We’re providing Year 10 a list of all the topics from Year 10 & Year 11, with @Corbettmaths linked videos,linked questions and linked answers. Download the PDF and Excel file from https://t.co/k44HJw5hie Share the love and retweet 😊💛 #mathschat
So first feel of results from centre assessed grades yesterday with IB results, whole maths cohort were dropped by 1 grade, feel powerless and annoyed that these kids have been let down.
@amanda_l_austin @mathsjem So I believe it's called the upside down cake method, it can be used for 3 values aswell with a slight twist, but it is effectively finding the intersection in a Venn diagram
@MrsBGRayment Out of interest, what is it about the Edexcel scheme you don't like? I find them extremely useful and the textbooks are excellent at challenging work, there is definitely some work to do to encourage practice but on the whole I am happy with them!