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Metaphors, musings and maps: Do you see mathematics?

by Tabitha Gould, 23 June 2022
A bridge over a river with hot air balloons floating in the background on a sunset
Tabitha Gould invites you to notice metaphors that are used when we think and talk about mathematics and invites you to join the conversation as we prepare to release a website for teachers
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Get aboard Underground Mathematics

by Guest Authors, 17 November 2021
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Guest author Nathan Barker shares some of his experiences of working with Underground Mathematics and points to some of his favourite examples of these free resources
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The central limit theorem

by Darren Macey, 12 March 2021
An artistical fractal image of a head repeating into itself
Darren Macey looks at the central limit theorem and explores how ideas encountered in earlier education may be developed to support deeper understanding
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Whose theorem is it anyway?

by Rachael Horsman, 17 July 2020
Someone weaving a large crochet in black and yellow yarn
Rachael Horsman explores the work of Professor Paulus Gerdes and his Toothed Square
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Striking up a mathematical conversation

by Lynne McClure, 03 July 2020
A bowling ball about to hit a strike
Lynne McClure explores the low threshold, high ceiling game Strike it out
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But what can I do?

by Darren Macey, 19 June 2020
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Darren Macey discusses opportunities in statistics and data analysis for socially responsive lessons
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Connecting the dots on mathematical home learning

by Lynne McClure, 29 May 2020
A dice showing the number 6, surrounded by 4 ladybirds
Lynne McClure and Lucy Rycroft-Smith explore the engaging game of Dotty Six
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Mind reading

by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 02 April 2020
The mathematical sum 27 + 89
Lucy Rycroft-Smith explores how we visualise methods of addition
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Proof reading

by Rachael Horsman, 22 January 2020
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Rachael Horsman shares a visual selection of her favourite geometrical proofs
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International mathematician of mystery

by Rachael Horsman, 08 March 2019
An Aramoana pattern
Join Rachael Horsman as she explores the international language of mathematics
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