Maths Challenges

Marginal learning gains is inspired by the same philosophy that underpinned the extraordinary success of Team GB Cycling at the Beijing and London Olympics. The philosophy is simple: focus on doing a few small things really well.

a very important set of ideas SURPRISING

source of maths materials including links to software

EUREKA "the man in the bath" graphs and plugs and taps. Very old program re-written. Make a graph and then get others to try and de-code it. Top Juniors, KS2

Useful consideration of factors that could drive positive use of IT in education.

A great palce to find information and facts relating to human rights, MDG.....

new website from Ellen MacArthur Fopundation for primary aged children. Supports new book Aug 2012 of same name

"developing approaches to teaching and learning that do not rely on determinist beliefs about ability."

MMU case studies of teachers using RME in UK

Slideshow about RME, very clear, good graphics.

Good description of Game.

What does it take to create effective e-learning? Mr G's Blog

A world-class mathematics education for all our young people

A little gem Jo Boaler First chapter of The elephant in the room.

"This paper introduces the work of a group of equity-oriented teachers in an inner city school in California, who brought about amazing progress in mathematics. The teachers used an approach called 'Complex Instruction', to bring about high achievements and great enjoyment of mathematics among students." Jo Boaler now at Sussex

Company Promoting Stern's methods.

When Vikki Horner was faced with the task of teaching her daughter how to tell the time she found she needed to reinvent the clock. Here she describes her journey

Promotion of her materials, but goives a good idea of concepts and games.

Explains exponential growth. 7% a year for 10 years DOUBLING

One of a good set of Stockholm Whiteboard Seminars