Hannah
@neechmaths.bsky.social
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Mum of 3 and A level Maths, Core Maths and GCSE Maths Teacher in a further education college. ✝️
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Yes, though some have 2 week half term so may finish sooner but that isn’t introduced in our area until next year (although I suspect working in an FE college we may not do that).
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We still have 2 weeks! 😳
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Stay hopeful. The challenges you’re facing now have the potential to help you learn, grow and build resilience. Things can and do change
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Rather than despairing about a difficult situation, find ‘Active Hope’ by looking for the best possible response and taking the next step, however small
neechmaths.bsky.social
I am crazy enough to do this with 3 young children 😳
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In #mathstoday I underestimated how difficult students would find it to extract information from spreadsheets when looking at #coremaths past paper questions
neechmaths.bsky.social
That is sad 😔 totally understandable though if workload is unmanageable.
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Hope I won’t have to leave either!
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Actually really encouraged that my yr 1 student asked me about this.
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Thanks 🤩 I think I possibly did see this at some point but I had forgotten about it. I’ll definitely make sure to check the year 2 textbook in the future too. For topics like this where it is so closely linked would you teach ax+b in yr 1 or wait to yr 2 to introduce it?
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Thanks for explaining. I did wonder if it related to AS or A level since our yr 1 textbook only does (x+a).
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In #Alevelmaths syllabus (we do AQA) are they expected to be able to deal with fractional roots / factors of form (ax+b) using the factor theorem?
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I became a mum before I became a teacher
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Had an epiphany yesterday: teach angles questions as a series of reasons with numbers as an after thought instead of other way round.
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I would not claim parents make “better teachers” or “worse teachers”
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I’m starting to understand why so many mums leave teaching. It can be relentless and shows no forgiveness or slack for the rest of life. #teachermum
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✨New A-level resources from this week's Year 12 lessons on graphical inequalities, algebraic fractions and algebraic division. The new A-level section is slowly growing! www.draustinmaths.com/a-level
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A-level Maths task on finding the remainder when dividing a polynomial by a linear expression using algebraic long division. A-level Maths task on shading regions in two dimensions divided by linear and quadratic inequalities. A-level Maths tasks on (i) solving linear and quadratic inequalities graphically, and (ii) simplifying algebraic fractions either by splitting the fraction or by factorising.
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In #mathstoday we did trial and improvement in #coremaths using a core maths platform resource to work out the maximum width of a garden path with enough concrete for 200m^2. A student told me it was fun and got very excited when they managed to find an exact solution with the help of excel drag 🤩
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Happy World Teachers Day! 🥳🥳
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I would be interested to see this
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When you say to be clear, do they have to show anything beyond just filling out the grid?
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Yes this is the sort of thing I mean. I was looking for a set of these sorts of questions to develop skills in comparing coefficients even if they use other methods for more standard algebraic division questions.
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Yes that’s exactly what I was thinking so I was looking for questions that can’t be done without comparing coefficients so they would be forced to develop the skills to use later on. I had been thinking of where there are unknown coefficients.
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I literally just spotted that on the slides you shared 😊