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Teaching Resources

There are many sorts of teaching resources: here we have pulled together a number of Schemes of Work and Lesson Plans, and we also have a selection of free online resources and websites that you may find useful, either as a teaching resource, or for your own professional development.

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  Learning and Teaching Using ICT - Practical Support Pack
Looking for practical help to teach Maths using ICT? Then visit Learning and Teaching Using ICT - Practical Support Pack - a website designed to help primary and Key Stage 3 secondary teachers develop their...
22 July 2015 16:15 by ncetm_administrator viewed 6033 times

  FE Magazine - Issue 19: Elsewhere on the Portal
Explore the NCETM FE Magazine - Issue 19. Published monthly, the magazine includes a range of features and professional development materials.
27 January 2011 10:53 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1056 times

  The AIM Programme in Bristol
The AIM (Achievement in Maths) Programme, funded by the GE Foundation, the Philanthropic arm of GE, is targeted at improving young people’s basic mathematics skills by providing a real work-related context through which they can...
28 August 2008 14:37 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1592 times

  Maths Careers Website
When faced with the question, ‘What do we use this piece of maths for Miss?’ it is sometimes hard to find the right answer or difficult to find accessible information which will inspire students to...
25 July 2008 11:51 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1420 times

  Year 8 Mathematical G&T Day : Turning Circles and Race Track Design
Produced by the Hertfordshire County Council Mathematics Advisory Team and the Hertfordshire Leading Mathematics Teachers Group
29 January 2008 10:59 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1415 times

  The Royal Society video and audio library
The Royal Society, the UK's national academy of science, is at the cutting edge of scientific progress. It supports many of the UK's top young scientists, engineers and technologists. It influences science policy, debates scientific...
12 December 2007 22:39 by ncetm_administrator viewed 400 times

  More or Less
The BBC Radio 4 programme More or Less is devoted to the powerful, sometimes beautiful, often abused but ever ubiquitous world of numbers. The programme was an idea born of the sense that numbers were...
31 October 2007 18:52 by ncetm_administrator viewed 578 times

  Watch past Christmas Lectures online
Though Faraday instituted the Christmas Lectures in the 1820s, only in 1978 were they first presented by a mathematician, Professor Sir Christopher Zeeman. Webcasts of his six Christmas Lectures, ‘Mathematics into pictures’, can now be...
25 October 2007 10:46 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1535 times

  Guest Lecturers for the Mathematics Classroom
A guest lecture can be a good way to promote mathematics and statistics with school and college students. Lecturers from a variety of backgrounds can provide interesting and stimulating presentations for students and pupils at...
05 September 2007 15:38 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1680 times

  MathsNet
MathsNet is maintained by a maths teacher and offers a wealth of resources to support teaching and learning which can be used in the classroom or by individuals. e.g. Sketches webpage offers excellent java based...
03 September 2007 09:56 by ncetm_administrator viewed 1765 times

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