Watch out for more 15 minute maths activities in the next couple of months - the lovely @steckl.es and I have some exciting plans in the works!
Watch out for more 15 minute maths activities in the next couple of months - the lovely @steckl.es and I have some exciting plans in the works!
What do you wonder?
What do you wonder?
Best bit? Seeing the amazing @steckl.es receive the Beetlestone Award - so good to see my fave mathematician be publicly recognised!
Best bit? Seeing the amazing @steckl.es receive the Beetlestone Award - so good to see my fave mathematician be publicly recognised!
What do you wonder?
What mathematical questions could you explore?
What do you wonder?
What mathematical questions could you explore?
The Beetlestone Award Organising Committee is delighted to announce the 2025 winner of this prestigious Award, given for leadership and legacy in Communicating Science, is Dr Katie Steckles.
If you're involved in STEM communication, you should seriously consider coming along either in person or online.
Browse the programme and book your tickets at www.big.uk.com/BIG2025
#BIGEvent25
If you're involved in STEM communication, you should seriously consider coming along either in person or online.
Fancy throwing some coin to a withering old man so can treat himself for his annual "I'm still alive" celebrations?
ko-fi.com/samsighs
Fancy throwing some coin to a withering old man so can treat himself for his annual "I'm still alive" celebrations?
ko-fi.com/samsighs
I feel like it is important to recognise this in school, especially given recent developments at home and abroad.
Here's two ways I'm doing that.
LGBTQIA+ Mathematicians (new!): interwovenmaths.com/famous-mathe...
Pride Flag Maths activities:
interwovenmaths.com/pride-flag-m...
Consider a quadrilateral with corners at (0,0), (2,0), (a,b), and (0,2) where (a,b) is such that a, b > 0 and a + b > 2 (this is just to ensure it's convex).
What's its area, in terms of a and b?
#UKMathsChat #mathsky
Choose a prime number bigger than 3. Square it. Subtract 1. Will you always get a multiple of 24?
Choose a prime number bigger than 3. Square it. Subtract 1. Will you always get a multiple of 24?
If you only sum EVERY OTHER term (starting at and ending on the same terms as before), you get 39.
What is the sum of EVERY THIRD term (again, starting at and ending on the same terms)?
#iTeachMath
I'm curious: if your HoD insisted on everyone teaching the same method, what methods would you be very upset at having to let go of?
#UKMathsChat #ITeachMaths #mathsky #mathscpdchat
I'm curious: if your HoD insisted on everyone teaching the same method, what methods would you be very upset at having to let go of?
#UKMathsChat #ITeachMaths #mathsky #mathscpdchat