John Smeaton Academy Maths Department. See link for curriculum video https://xitter.gq/t.co/dj41QRvIA1
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Our Mastering Grade 5 at GCSE course is jam-packed with everything you need to ensure your success! Including:
📽️167 Tutorial Videos (11+ hours!)
📄85 Worksheets
That's weeks of content, for the low cost of £20!
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It's Day One of our FESTIVE CALENDAR!
Make sure and check in every day from now until the 25th of December for fun, festive Maths Problems. We hope you enjoy. 🎅🏻
#UKMT #FestiveCalendar
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Next week, we are starting our annual puzzle calendar, with 24 challenging problems. Get ready by trying some of the puzzles from previous years: mathigon.org/puzzles
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Parents – come and chat to me on Tuesday 3rd Nov in a free, live Q&A session being run by @Numerise_ as part of its #GetMathsConfident campaign.
I will be answering all of your questions about #maths and confidence but there are limited spaces available: numerise.com/confidencelab/r…
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Can you colour the map of US states with just 3 colours, if adjacent states need to be different? If not, can you explain why? Try our interactive version at math.fit/map-colouring
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Attention to all of my #parent/#carer followers – do you have any questions about #maths confidence and how to boost your child's?
Join me in a live Q&A (alongside @mathsontoast and @thinking_parent) and ask away! Register FREE now: numerise.com/confidencelab/r… #GetMathsConfident
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The Sierpinski triangle is a fractal created by repeatedly removing smaller triangles from a large one. It looks simple, but it appears in many different areas of mathematics – from Pascal’s triangle to cellular automata. Learn more at math.fit/sierpinski
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We’ve added a new pupil tuition course to our Virtual Maths School 🎉
🧑🎓Mastering Grade 5 at GCSE
Learn and practise key concepts to achieve a grade 5 at GCSE
Sign up today for just £20: courses.completemaths.com/ma…
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Happy #WorldEmojiDay! 🎉 😜 🌈 🤡 🤩
Can you solve this puzzle?
🐓 + 🐓 + 🐙 = 10
🐙 + 🐙 + 🐅 = 11
🐅 + 🐅 + 🐬 = 12
🐬 + 🐬 + 🐓 = 15
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This popped up on my fb memories and made my day a little cheerier
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We're billionaires! We've been so busy over the last few months that we didn't even spot this...Students have answered way over 1 billion Qs on HegartyMaths (this actually happened before lockdown in March). We're so proud to support all the HegartyMaths teachers and students!
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Blaise Pascal was born 397 years ago #onthisday. He invented one of the first mechanical calculators, worked on geometry, probability, physics and theology, and is remembered for naming Pascal’s Triangle. mathigon.org/timeline/pascal
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What does it mean to “add” two symmetries? And what other patterns can you find using our symmetry calculator? math.fit/symmetry-calculator
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Four more puzzles for #PuzzleThursday. Happy solving!
mathigon.org/puzzles
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a simple and random process that creates an intricate and structured fractal pattern. At each step, pick a random edge to form a triangle, and the next point is the center of the triangle.
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Any map can be filled with four colours, so that adjacent areas are different. This was one of the first theorems in mathematics to be proven using computers! Try our interactive version at mathigon.org/go/map-colourin…
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Our new Home Learning bundle explores the links between jobs and money, through engaging games and activity sheets. Try them with your child today! natwest.mymoneysense.com/hom…
