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Sunday, March 3, 2019
The ultimate formative feedback? Tales from the whiteboard classroom.
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The idea is extremely (and deceptively) simple: Cover your classroom with whiteboards, then think about how to get students to spend most o...
Some lessons work best when you do (almost) nothing
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Returning to my blog after many years absence, I found this Feb 2017 post in my "drafts" folder, waiting for posting. I think it...
Sunday, August 2, 2015
"Why are we learning algebra?"
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It had been several weeks since my Year 7 class had the discussion of why we were learning algebra, so I was taken off guard when the peren...
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Thursday, July 9, 2015
Wormholes and Tesseracts in the Classroom - Part 2
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In Part A I looked at some inspiring ideas about teaching in the movie Interstellar. Here are some ideas for using some Interstellar cont...
Wormholes and Tesseracts in the Classroom - Part 1
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"You have to go see the film Interstellar", I told my Year 12 class recently, "Maths saves the human race!" They corre...
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Sunday, April 26, 2015
Just change one word
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Ever found yourself describing a student or a class to another colleague as "low ability"? It's a shortcut we use more freque...
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
The Pi Collection : 50 maths enrichment books for your school libary
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A little project I've been working on for the last year with my school librarians: we call it " The Pi Collection". We...
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