Why might the word ‘ratio’ cause confusion for students learning trigonometry?
After watching how a Shanghai teacher approaches it, Gwen Tresidder reassesses her own understanding
After watching how a Shanghai teacher approaches it, Gwen Tresidder reassesses her own understanding
Core concept 3.2 introduces trigonometric functions through the unit circle. Ideas of similarity, scale factor and multiplicative relationships are integrated to explore problem-solving.
Core concept 9.5 builds on students’ existing knowledge to explore trigonometric functions in depth
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights suggest ways in which the curriculum and assessment of secondary mathematics might be improved
Theme 3 comprises two core concepts: understanding multiplicative relationships; trigonometry.
Theme 9 comprises five core concepts: exploring linear equations and inequalities; exploring non-linear sequences; exploring quadratic equations; inequalities and graphs; sequences, functions and graphs; exploring trigonometric functions
Explore a new set of materials focusing on sequences, functions and graphs
National Curriculum resources for Geometry and Measures – Key Stage 3
An interview with three of the people behind the recently published Secondary Mastery Professional Development Materials
An archive of all Secondary Round-ups and Magazines
When should Year 6 and 7 teachers get the calculators out? And how might they use them?
Useful pointers from teachers in a Maths Hub GCSE resit Work Group
A secure understanding of Key Stage 2 maths is crucial for new Year 7s to progress at secondary school
Embedding multiplicative thinking across the primary maths curriculum
Building in small steps to ensure all children develop understanding early on in primary school
#mathscpdchat, previously managed by the NCETM
National Curriculum resources for Algebra – Key Stage 3
After watching how a Shanghai teacher approaches it, Gwen Tresidder reassesses her own understanding
An article from our Director, Charlie Stripp
Charlie Stripp and Carol Knights suggest ways in which the curriculum and assessment of secondary mathematics might be improved
Explore a new set of materials focusing on sequences, functions and graphs
An interview with three of the people behind the recently published Secondary Mastery Professional Development Materials
When should Year 6 and 7 teachers get the calculators out? And how might they use them?
Useful pointers from teachers in a Maths Hub GCSE resit Work Group
A secure understanding of Key Stage 2 maths is crucial for new Year 7s to progress at secondary school
Embedding multiplicative thinking across the primary maths curriculum
Building in small steps to ensure all children develop understanding early on in primary school
Core concept 3.2 introduces trigonometric functions through the unit circle. Ideas of similarity, scale factor and multiplicative relationships are integrated to explore problem-solving.
Core concept 9.5 builds on students’ existing knowledge to explore trigonometric functions in depth
Theme 3 comprises two core concepts: understanding multiplicative relationships; trigonometry.
Theme 9 comprises five core concepts: exploring linear equations and inequalities; exploring non-linear sequences; exploring quadratic equations; inequalities and graphs; sequences, functions and graphs; exploring trigonometric functions