@CambridgeMaths

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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