Maths

Maths Hub Work Group – Developing A Level Pedagogy

Target Audience: the project is aimed at schools/colleges/departments that want to develop one or more aspects of their A level pedagogy including use of technology. It would be suitable for experienced teachers/leaders of A level Maths who wish to lead the development of pedagogy in A level teaching with other colleagues in their own or other schools/colleges.

Format: please see the details shared below.

Aim: to develop and sustain regional communities of practice involving collaboration between teachers. The focus is on developing pedagogy in A level Maths teaching, and developing participants as leaders of A level teaching professional development in their own school or college.

How to get involved: applications for the 2024-25 programme are now open!

Capacity: 12

Session Date Time Location
1 Friday 6 December 1200-1600 Exeter Maths School
2 Friday 17 January 1315-1530 Online
3 Friday 14 February 1315-1530 Online
4 Friday 21 March 1315-1530 Online
5 Friday 2 May 1315-1530 Online

Plus one further online session, 1315-1530, date TBC.

Mathematics Association / Association of Teachers of Mathematics Joint Meetings

Target Audience: teachers and maths professionals.

Format: twilight workshops and networking once a term.

Aim: to share cool maths and provide networking and professional development opportunities for teachers of mathematics.

How to get involved: to sign up to the mailing list for this group or to book a place, email Richard Perring: richardperring74@gmail.com.

Capacity: 40

Mathematics Teachers’ Network – sponsored by The Advanced Mathematics Support Programme (AMSP)

Target Audience: teachers of KS4 and KS5 students.

Format: twilight workshops and networking once a term.

Aim: to support collaboration between KS4 and KS5 teachers of mathematics.

How to get involved: click on the links below to book your place.

Capacity: 40

Details will be posted here once dates are confirmed by the AMSP.  Please check back!

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