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Darren Macey looks at the central limit theorem and explores how ideas encountered in earlier education may be developed to support deeper understanding

How should I be taught today?

Lynn Fortin looks at one of the lessons learned from – and how lessons could be changed by – learning from home during the pandemic

Intersections: Mathematics and the shop floor assistant

Dominika Majewska discovers how a shop floor assistant utilises mathematics

Did you mean to call my Holmes number?

Lucy Rycroft-Smith explores the mysterious world of logical reasoning, piecing together the clues about what kind of mathematics we practise when we reason differently

Lines of design

Rachael Horsman discusses her time at ISDDE looking at aspects of curriculum design

Review: noun; a critical appraisal

Lynne McClure reviews a recent national research review publication

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Intersections: Mathematics and the shop floor assistant

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