♾️Maths never ends - that’s what makes it brilliant! There’s always another pattern, another question, another ‘what if?’ to explore. Infinity isn’t just a symbol - it’s the spirit of maths.✨ #MathsForever#MathsTeacherTrainingScholarships#Infinity#Maths
🔷 Why is 7 lucky? 7 days, 7 colours of the rainbow, 7 continents, and more!🍀 Psychologists found that when people are asked to choose a number between 1 and 10,
7 is the most commonly chosen favourite.✨ #MathsTeacherTrainingScholarships#Lucky7#BeAMathsTeacher#FridayFun
Think maths is just numbers? 🤔 Every time you use your phone, you’re surrounded by it! Algorithms shape your search results, encryption, and image recognition. Next time you scroll, remember - maths is at work! #MathsTeacherTrainingScholarships#STEM#Algorithms#TechAndMaths
🗨️''Mathematics is a very abstract subject, and this is one of the challenges children face when it is taught. '' - Tabitha Lewis. Read about her experience attending her first talk of the new term in our latest scholar's blog https://t.co/lL4ceTBD2F
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👑 Henry VIII (r. 1509–1547): the king who made maths practical.
When Tudor wealth shifted in the 1530s, England needed people who could count.
Cue “reckoning schools” for merchants’ sons - early lessons in money, maths & power. #Maths#Tudors#HenryVIII#STEM#BeAMathsTeacher
Probability shows likelihood from 0 (impossible) to 1 (certain). 🪙 Coin toss: 0.5, 🎲 Roll a 6: 1/6 ≈ 17%. 💡 For independent events, multiply: 0.5 × 0.5 = 0.25 → 25% chance of two heads. #Maths#Probability#STEM#ProblemSolving#BeAMathsTeacher
🗨️''What made the session so engaging was the way it balanced creativity with mathematical precision.'' - Hina Asif Alam. Read about her experience at our recent workshop on Chinese Paper Cutting with @Vanessa_Maths 🔗https://t.co/4c46vI6Qck
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