The Focused 15—a look at the Grimsby Institute’s Centre for Maths Excellence GCSE Resit SoW Presented by Emma Bell at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission.

Retrieval ideas in mathematics lessons Presented by Jo Locke at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission.

Prime Factor Tiles Presented by Jonny Hall at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission. Works hand in hand with https://mathsbot.com/manipulatives/primeTiles

Resit Maths: How to motivate students to pass 2nd time around Presented by Claire Vourgidis at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission.

Interleaving in KS3 & 4 — what works well & lessons learned Presented by Jason Steele at TMMathsIcons on 22 Feburary 2020. Shared with permission.

Presented by Nicola Whiston at TMMathsicons 13th February 2021 Nicola Whiston—@whisto_maths There’s More to Maths than just Numbers Discovering the importance of developing literacy and cultural knowledge in maths, using Frayer Models and guided reading tasks.

#How I Taught Solving Quadratic Inequalities Presented by Simon Ball at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission.

The Vocabulary Gap in Maths Presented by Kate Milnes at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission.

Presentation by Dan Draper at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020, shared with permission. Find Your Bearings: Why All Curriculum Is Compromise Dan Draper’s had enough of talking about the maths curriculum in absolutes. In this talk he’ll outline why there’ll never be a ‘perfect’ curriculum for maths and what we can learn from other subject domains who have done something about it. Expect some lovely maths and some clunky metaphors.

Teaching Core Maths & relating it to teaching at GCSE Presented by Nikki Cooper at TMMathsIcons on 22 February 2020. Shared with permission.

We have added all of the presentations from the speakers at our FREE blended learning event, dated November 2020.

Presentation from Karen Hancock presented at TMMathsIcons 13th February 2021. Karen Hancock—@karenshancock Teaching Maths using OneNote

Presented by Nikki Cooper at TMMathsicons February 13th 2021. Nikki Cooper—@mathszest Supporting students to revise

Presentation shared at TMMathsIcons 13th February 2021. Elizabeth Masslich—@EMasslich Virtual Peer Tutoring

Presentation shared at TMMathsIcons 13th February 2021. Ella Rakovac Bekeš—@Ella_R_B Creating multisensory experiences to engage students in math

Presentation shared at TMMathsIcons 13th February 2021. Robert Southern—@mrsouthernmaths Graphical Transformations - A Pervasive Idea

Presentation by John Bald—@JohnBaldLangLit at TMMathsIcons on 13 February 2021, John Bald—@JohnBaldLangLit First steps in geometry, with reference to Dehaene’s How We Learn

Presented at TMMathsIcons by Colleen Young—@ColleenYoung on 13th February 2021. Colleen Young—@ColleenYoung The use of colour in Mathematics

Presented by - Simon Singh—@ SLSingh at TMMathsicons 13th February 2021 Building a Path to Excellence in Mathematics As well as discussing his efforts to popularise mathematics, Simon Singh is best known as the author of books such as “Fermat’s Last Theorem” and “The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets”. However, in this talk he will be outlining two free initiatives that can help stretch good students and put them on the path to excellence.

Presentation by Sudeep Gokarakonda—@boss_maths at TMMathsIcons on 13 February 2021, shared with permission. Storytelling Stories have made humans as much as humans have made stories. In this session, we’ll look at the latest research into how our brains are wired for story, and how we can harness the power of storytelling to the benefit of our students.