Scholars Blogs

Blogs from current Scholars and Alumni on education and becoming a maths teacher.

$Matthew Boswell explores the discontented protestors and silent ones in maths classes.$
10 February 2017
Say “mathematics” and gauge the reaction
Matthew Boswell explores the discontented protestors and silent ones in maths classes.
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$Hans Rosling used maths to make people listen and understand. That is an amazing legacy to which Maths Scholars can aspire.$
08 February 2017
Hans Rosling has died. The Maths Scholars salute a master
Hans Rosling used maths to make people listen and understand. That is an amazing legacy to which Maths Scholars can aspire.
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$How would you change UK maths teaching if you were in a position to do so? Mandy Arthur investigates$
07 February 2017
Mandy Arthur considers student centred learning
How would you change UK maths teaching if you were in a position to do so? Mandy Arthur investigates
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$How important are Maths Scholars Events and additional information to professional development asks Simon Pegg?$
03 February 2017
Maths Scholar scholarships is it just money?
How important are Maths Scholars Events and additional information to professional development asks Simon Pegg?
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$Sumaya Ahmed explores collaborative learning and what it means for the development of students’ understanding of maths.$
31 January 2017
Maths Scholars and collaborative learning
Sumaya Ahmed explores collaborative learning and what it means for the development of students’ understanding of maths.
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$Discover what becoming a Maths scholar could do for your prospects as Muhammad Saeed uncovers the benefits.$
27 January 2017
Maths Scholar Muhammad Saeed knows the power of Scholars
Discover what becoming a Maths scholar could do for your prospects as Muhammad Saeed uncovers the benefits.
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