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Finally got the courage to get the email address of my former maths teacher, was going to contact him and tell him how grateful I am & where I am now - but now I'm worried it's weird/he won't want to hear from me/I don't know what to say. Is it worth emailing him?! 🤔
When your "education" limits your imagination it's called indoctrination. Those who cannot think for themselves are truly lost.
Education should be a rewarding experience which allows you to think, imagine, question, doubt and solve problems.
I know it's a Saturday and it's half-term, but I got all excited about planning my Year 10 quadratics lessons today. I bloody love teaching quadratics. I'm doing one lesson on solving pure quadratics, both using DoTS and by rearranging. I've adapted an exercise from 1869! Fun.
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The questions are written with a purpose to try and promote mathematical thinking...
Thread below with more detail
Used this today to emphasise the distributivity law with my year 7s, started the lesson with the prompt how can we calculate 3 x 198 + 7 x 198 then lots of when we can and when we cannot apply the law.