Posts Tagged ‘rich tasks’

cre8ate maths

Cre8ate maths is a fantastic set of rich mathematical activities developed by the Centre for Science Education (CSE) with the mathematics lead from the Mathematics Education Centre (MEC), of Sheffield Hallam University.  They have been created to support schools in Yorkshire & Humberside, and are focussed on the 12 priority industry sectors of the area.  [...]

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LEMA – Open Mathematical Tasks for the New Curriculum

I have had the great pleasure of being involved in a project involving the Central & East Manchester High Schools. We have pursued a project started by universities in Manchester and across Europe.
The LEMA (Learning and Education in and through Modeling and Applications) Project was developed to support teachers to incorporate mathematical modeling in [...]

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A LEMA Teaser

I have been meaning to blog about a project I have had the pleasure of being involved with.  The post hasn’t quite reached fruition yet so here’s a little teaser:
How tall is the Giant?  How did you work it out?

Answers on a postcard (or preferably a comment )

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nrich – rich mathematical tasks

I thought it time to share some of the resources that I use frequently and perhaps I take for granted.  1st up, nrich:
nrich is a great UK website that is chock full of rich mathematical problems  suitable for pupils from 5-19.
The website has a teacher or pupil view.  Following the link to the teacher section [...]

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The New Curriculum – Bowland Maths

The new KS3 Framework has a renewed focus on using and applying Maths along with developing the Personal, learning and thinking skills and the Cross-curricular dimensions introduced with the new National Curriculum.
On reflection the content which we need to deliver has changed little and so with some tweaking our previous scheme of work will suffice [...]

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