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Pots, seedings and game theory in football

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Mention seedings and pots, and your mind might immediately jump to gardening – or, if

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Using Excel and R to simulate coin flipping by @CambridgeMaths

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Previously, we discussed how macros in Excel can be used to create simulations for repeated

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A picture speaks a thousand words by @CambridgeMaths

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I love patterns, diagrams and pictures. Ask me to record information and it gets plastered

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When does mean have meaning? via @CambridgeMaths

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The humble arithmetic ‘mean’, a calculation that primary school students are expected to be able

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What exactly is a curriculum? by @CambridgeMaths

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If you have anything to do with education, you’re probably familiar with the term curriculum, along

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Mathematics education Scandinavian style by @CambridgeMaths

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Of course it’s very easy to think of all the countries of the Scandinavian peninsula

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Seven questions with @p_glaister via @CambridgeMaths

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Seven questions with… Paul Glaister, mathematics academic Paul is Professor of Mathematics and Mathematics Education

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Mathematical moonshine and chicken nuggets by @CambridgeMaths

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Have you ever heard of the Chicken Nuggets Theorem? What about the Ham Sandwich Theorem,

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Mental imagery by @CambridgeMaths

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People report that they use mental imagery to reason about a wide variety of problems.

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Teaching sequences through coding by @CambridgeMaths

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Teaching sequences through coding: The profile of coding in school has been raised over the

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The Five-fold Path to Mathematical Wisdom via @CambridgeMaths

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In an earlier post, we observed that mathematics is not simply defined by objects but

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Imaginary Geometry – Kanizsa Figures by @CambridgeMaths

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Intrigue and curiosity should be a part of everybody’s learning. One way to engage with

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Ten things you might not know about the PISA tests via @CambridgeMaths

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The yearly cycle of PISA results, with countries pitching their educational systems against each other,

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Down on their luck by @CambridgeMaths

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Are you feeling lucky today? Fancy trying your luck? Name a number between 1 and

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Creating simulation resources to teach probability by @CambridgeMaths

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We often introduce students to probability through an informal exploration of the number line from

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