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Modelling dough

by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 07 February 2020
Three different types of doughnuts placed on a wooden surface
Lucy Rycroft-Smith delves into doughnuts and asks whether ring varieties are better for you
Mining for maths

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Space in our curriculum?

by Lynne McClure, 27 January 2020
A selection of shapes from the game Tetris
Join Lynne McClure as she discusses the Early Years Foundation Stage Reforms
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Proof reading

by Rachael Horsman, 22 January 2020
Colourful tiles in a diamond shape repeated
Rachael Horsman shares a visual selection of her favourite geometrical proofs
Teaching maths

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Apps, apps, apps…

by Dominika Majewska, 16 January 2020
Five scrabble pieces upright spelling the word Words
Dominika Majewska discusses the data gathered relating to our new mobile app CM Define It
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Intersections: Mathematics and the professor of psychology

by Dominika Majewska, 09 January 2020
Black and white rendered scan of a human brain
Join Dominika Majewska as she discovers how maths is involved in being a professor of psychology
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Too clever by graph

by Darren Macey, 03 January 2020
A range of different graphs with a magnify glass
Darren Macey ponders the creative use of graphs on social media and their mathematical validity
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Lines of design

by Rachael Horsman, 23 December 2019
A rail track branching into two directions
Rachael Horsman discusses her time at ISDDE looking at aspects of curriculum design
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To half and to hold

by Tabitha Gould, 20 December 2019
An avocado split in half to show the seed
Tabitha Gould explores children’s concepts of ‘half’, both in the ‘real world’ and in the classroom
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Local minimum

by Ellen Jameson, 12 December 2019
A small wooden house in a field of grass
Ellen Jameson looks at modelling the affordability of building a small farm in the US
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Messiness/Assessiness

by Lynn Fortin, 04 December 2019
A child's hands covered in paint raised in-front of her hands
Lynn Fortin discusses the importance of allowing students to create their own representations of their mathematical knowledge and understanding
Considering the research

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