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Teacher shortages in mathematics: how can HE mathematics departments help reverse the trend?

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    Teacher shortages in mathematics: how can HE mathematics departments help reverse the trend?

    Speakers:

    Simon Singh  (Undergraduate Ambassadors Scheme)

    David Bedford (Stoke-on-Trent Mathematics Excellence Partnership)

    Alexandre Borovik (Mathematics for Teachers of Mathematics project)

    Kevin Golden (University of the West of England)

    Karen Henderson (University of the West of England)

    Aidan Farrell (University of the West of England)

    Lynne McClure (Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education)

    Tony Gardiner (LMS Education Committee)

    Jennie Golding (Institute of Education)

    Ros Hyde (Association of Mathematics Education Teachers)

    Vanessa Pittard (Education Consultant)

    Date: 25 May 2017
    Venue: London Mathematical Society, De Morgan House, 57-58 Russell Square, London WC1B 4HS
    Time: 11:00 - 15:30
    Type: Seminar Fee: Free

    This seminar, hosted by the London Mathematical Society, is bringing together interested parties to discuss possible ways forward to promote mathematics teaching as a profession to join and in which to remain. 

    The day will be split into two parts. During the morning, participants will have the opportunity to learn about the challenges of teacher recruitment and find out how a number of maths departments have attempted to encourage students to think of mathematics teaching as a career. Simon Singh has agreed to introduce this session. After lunch, discussion, led by Tony Gardiner, will be focused around a document being developed by the LMS education committee on this subject for which input and feedback is sought.

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