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Month: August 2013

Gamification

30th August 2013Richard Leave a Comment

I was playing a game on my Xbox the other day when I suddenly realised that I was not playing for fun. I was playing for work. Let me explain.

Thoughts games, gamification

Kurt Vonnegut on the Shapes of Stories

29th August 2013Richard Leave a Comment

This is really cool. The graphs look like trig functions! Might be a way to introduce them.

TickTock TV Kurt Vonnegut, trig

Recycled Assumptions

29th August 2013Richard Leave a Comment

Recycled Assumptions Interesting article on the idea of ‘school reform’ as it’s presented in the press. Well worth reading.

From Around The Web education reform, links

TickTock Starters

28th August 2013Richard 1 Comment

So I made some starters. You can find them here. The file name says ’25 starters’ but there’s actually more than fifty of them. I got carried away. There are some of the normal numeracy starters in this pack, but… Continue Reading →

Lesson Ideas bananas, starters, what is the question?

James Garfield Was the Only U.S. President to Prove a Math[s] Theorem

27th August 2013Richard Leave a Comment

This is really cool! The Pythagorean Theorem has been proved many times, and probably will be proven many more times. But only one proof was made by a United States President. Five years before James A Garfield was elected president,… Continue Reading →

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Why teachers don't know best

27th August 2013Richard 2 Comments

This is a really interesting post and well worth a read. I’m not sure I agree with all of it. I especially hate it when anyone refers to pupils as ‘customers’, but it really got me thinking, and that’s always… Continue Reading →

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Chris Moyles' Quiz Night

3rd August 2013Richard 1 Comment

A while ago, Chris Moyles had a TV show called ‘Quiz Night’. Part of the program was a maths quiz, done by various pop acts (including, shudder, One Direction). A lot of these are available on YouTube, so I collected… Continue Reading →

TickTock TV fun, moyles, quiz night, starters

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