Say what you see by Tabitha Gould, 15 March 2019 Tabitha Gould explores the number line and what people see when they count
Animated shapes by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 14 February 2019 Lucy Rycroft-Smith explores how shapes can affect emotion, drama, intrigue and the human condition
Building mathematical creativity by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 06 July 2018 Using the Brick Test as a starting point, Lucy Rycroft-Smith examines the possibilities, and importance, of creativity in mathematics
Binary logic: man and mathematics by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 08 June 2018 It's time to reject binary stereotypes in mathematics and to construct new, inclusive associations, urges Lucy Rycroft-Smith
Lies, damned lies and littered with letters all over the place by Darren Macey, 09 March 2018 Co-authors Darren Macey, Lucy Rycroft-Smith and Will Hornby of OCR shed light on those pesky letters and symbols in statistical research papers
It's models all the way down by Ellen Jameson, 05 May 2017 Ellen Jameson explores the role of education design research in creating models for a system of mathematics education
Who watches the watchmen? by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 16 January 2017 Lucy Rycroft-Smith makes some observations on the topic of subject-specific observations
Ten things you might not know about the PISA tests by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 14 December 2016 Lucy Rycroft-Smith climbs ten steps up the leaning tower of PISA tests
The sixth sense: a sense of six? by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 19 July 2016 Lucy Rycroft-Smith asks whether number sense is innate - can babies do maths?
Good with digits – does the evidence point to using fingers for maths? by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 24 June 2016 Lucy Rycroft-Smith investigates the correlation between finger gnosia (ability to perceive or recognise one’s own fingers) and mathematical development.
