Maths teacher. 20+ years in the classroom. Always try to improve my teaching. Use Twitter to interact with like-minded professionals. Believe in being better.
@jennyhealey@missradders@mathsjem@mrbartonmaths Idoceo. It’s very powerful and versatile. I’ve used it for probably 10 years and it just keeps getting better. Couldn’t teach without it now.
@olicav@Doug_Lemov Forgetting curve. I have a simplified version of this in my classroom that I always take time to explain to my students. The extra detail here is a big improvement.
@jshmtn @MackenzieMaths@mathsjem@Sheena2907@missradders@whisto_maths@RJS2212 The histograms lessons on MathsPad are great. So is everything else on MathsPad. Years ago, I got myself my own teacher subscription. Shortly after, the school subscribed when the HoD realised how good it was. Worth checking whether the activities you need are temporarily free.
I don’t know how many times I’ve looked at or written lb after a weight and never ONCE questioned “why lb? There’s no l or b in pound. “
Libra ponda (Latin for pound weight) the lb is short for libra. Our £ symbol is a fancy L for the same reason. 🤯