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Month: March 2018

Variation Grids: Substitution

21st March 2018Richard Leave a Comment

I know I’d said I’d do simplifying a ratio first but I got distracted. PDF Here | Editable excel file here

Lesson Ideas substitution, variation

Vary and twist : Inverse proportion

20th March 2018Richard Leave a Comment

Another ‘vary and twist’. This time on inverse proportion. Download it here. I have added a section at the top making explicit that students should make an expectation of the answer before working it out, as I think this is… Continue Reading →

Lesson Ideas inverse proportion

Vary and Twist: Proportion

17th March 2018Richard Leave a Comment

I’m going to call these Vary and Twist. Section A is some variation practice. Here’s my thinking behind the variations: Simple example Context change, numbers stay the same OK. Now double what we require. answer doubles Amount needed triples, answer… Continue Reading →

Lesson Ideas proportion, vary and twist

SSDD Problems

16th March 2018Richard Leave a Comment

I’ve been using Mr Barton’s SSDD Problems with my year 11 class. I think they’re really good. They do a really good job of making students pick out what they need to do. Here’s a great one. This is great… Continue Reading →

From Around The Web SSDD

An attempt to combine two ideas: dividing in a ratio

14th March 2018Richard Leave a Comment

A worksheet attempting to combine Craig Barton’s ideas on variation theory (only changing one part at a time) and Dani and Hunal’s ideas around making students make choices. I’ve tried to build up to that. Maybe by trying to combine… Continue Reading →

Lesson Ideas choices, thinking, variation

#Mathsconf14 Takeaways

11th March 2018Richard Leave a Comment

I thought I would use a similar format to my ATM Don Steward takeaways. These are just some quick thoughts. They’re by no means things I’ve thought about for a great deal. My first session was Peter Mattock’s session on… Continue Reading →

Thoughts craig barton, Dani Quinn, Hilal Dhundi, Jemma Sherwood, Martin Noon, mathsconf

Maths in the real world – The Sun’s Brexit percentages

1st March 2018Richard 1 Comment

This piece of maths in The Sun was all over Twitter this week. It was retweeted and praised by MP Jacob Rees Mogg. The maths in it is wrong. Wrong, but interesting. A lot of people tried to correct it… Continue Reading →

From Around The Web media, real life maths, the sun

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