Met another teacher this week who didn’t know the ad-free YouTube trick so just in case others haven’t heard… put a dash between the ‘t’ and ‘U’ of YouTube and you’ll load up the video without any ads.
Cracker of a question set to Y7 pupils in an external exam. No knowledge of trig required - non calculator exam. The only clue to how it could be solved is the diagram below that they are give to work on.
Thoughts to all those suffering with Covid right now. Especially the school workers who put in a massive shift during that term only to be spending their holidays paying for it.
Hey @BorisJohnson just wondering, do we continue planning our July wedding? Can we start feeling excited? Should we pay suppliers in full? Do we need to start uninviting family and friends?! Please give us good news and clarity #whataboutweddings 🙏👰💒��
Great set of questions. Lovely level of challenge using only basic angle facts: triangles, straight lines, isosceles and right angles.
Taken from the collection of angle exercises here: https://t.co/sAQNZ1qsyS
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Technology is becoming more embedded into our world - and our schools. Here, teachers describe how they’ve embraced digital learning, and why they’re excited about the possibilities @getintoteaching#100teachers#AD https://t.co/2wR4i0sCyL
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Thank you to @mathsjem for such an informative session getting us to think about tasks which require the students to think backwards. Really excited to use this type of resource https://t.co/UTMn7K41Da @ChrisMcGrane84
An epic morning @WRMathsSec#mathsbrunch