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    In March 2018 the Cambridge Mathematics team provided an update on the development of the Framework.

  • An overview of who we are and what we are doing at Cambridge Mathematics.

  • Introducing our blog section Mathematical salad

    Introducing our new blog selection: Mathematical salad.  View blogs from our team on such diverse topics as A4 paper, creating macros, football tournament design, and reports from the world of mathematics education.

Cambridge Mathematics

Cambridge Mathematics is an organisation rethinking support for curriculum design in mathematics. We are developing a flexible and interconnected digital Framework to help reimagine mathematics education 3-19. Our design process is transparent, collaborative and research- and evidence-informed. 

We think mathematics learning 3-19 can be more connected and coherent and we are providing a structure to make this happen. We are working with specialists in mathematics education all over the world and are aiming to share more of our work publicly in 2021.

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Espresso Each month we bring you an Espresso - a small but intense draught of filtered research on mathematics education, expressly designed with teachers in mind.

Infographic displaying the Cultural frames that may obscure racism in education. Minimization of racism frame, naturalization frame, cultural racism frame and abstract liberalism frame. Issue 33: Racial equity in maths education

Infographic displaying approximate translations of words used to tell the time in Great Britain, Egypt, Romania, Norway, Hong Kong and Italy Issue 32: Developing concepts of time

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Infographic explaining How would you classify the design principles of your digital maths learning resources Issue 30: Remote mathematics learning

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Mathematical salad

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  • A range of different size and style mechnical cogs on top of each other Intersections: Mathematics and the mechanical engineer
  • View of an office setting where people are sat in-front of their computer stations Intersections: Mathematics and the civil servant
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Events

  1. 14th November BSRLM Autumn Conference 2020

    Location: Online event

  2. 11st July ICME 14

    Location: Shanghai Convention & Exhibition Center of International Sourcing, No.2739 West Guangfu Road, Putuo District, Shanghai (200062), China

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