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Teachers TV
Professional Development
The videos in this collection from Teachers TV are aimed at secondary mathematics practitioners. They contain advice and guidance on pedagogy, lesson planning, organising mathematics in and out of the classroom and other areas of teaching and learning. They are useful to both newly qualified and experienced teachers, with much of the material filmed in real classrooms.
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New Maths Technology - In the Classroom
This is a Teachers’ TV programme from the series KS3/4 Maths. In this episode, the first episode of two, the mathematics department at Tanbridge House School in Horsham embark upon a project to improve their teaching and make mathematics more stimulating by making better use of ICT in the classroom. The teachers...
New Maths Technology - Managing Change
This is a Teachers’ TV programme from the series KS3/4 Maths. In this episode, the second episode of two, the mathematics department at Tanbridge House School in Horsham embark upon a project to improve their teaching and make mathematics more stimulating by making better use of ICT in the classroom.
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David Burghes on Maths
This Teachers TV resource features Professor David Burghes, former head of the National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics, who believes the teaching of mathematics in the UK is in crisis and claims that countless government initiatives to improve mathematics teaching have failed.
He...
Out of the Classroom, Into the Gallery
This Teachers TV resource features two mathematics teachers, from Framwellgate School in Durham, who are challenged to produce a cross curricular lesson.
Elaine Fisher and Rosslyn Taylor are taken to Newcastle's Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art where they are met by teacher-turned-artist James Johnson-...
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| Subject(s) | Mathematics |
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| Age | 11-14, 14-16 |
| Published | 2000 - 2009 |
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cx5jj |
