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Adapting to the unpredictable.

Adapting to the unpredictable & keeping my students motivated and happy. This is my first blog post of 2021 and we are already half way through February. The reason being, I decided to spend my time adapting my teaching to life without

#MathsConf24

#MathsConf24Saturday 3rd October 2020Venue online At last I was able to attend a La Salle Education conference. I have for many years tried to find a date that would fit in with my schedule. Due to the exceptional circumstances this

MEI Virtual Conference 2020

MEI Conference 2020(MEI Mathematics in Education and Industry)Thursday 2nd to Friday 3rd JulyVenue online with Microsoft Teams What a fabulous opportunity, in 2020, to join the MEI Conference. After a long journey from the kitchen to the study, I made

Mathematical Reasoning, Justification & Proof Webinar

The Mathematical AssociationMathematical Reasoning, Justification and ProofSaturday 28th March 2020Planned Venue UCL, LondonRescheduled as a Webinar Summary: In this workshop Charlie Gilderdale from NRICH selected some of his favourite problems and showed how they can be used to introduce students

The Tutors’ Association 4th Annual Conference.

The Tutors’ Association 4th Annual Conference.The Royal Society, St James’s, LondonFriday 25th October 2019 The Tutors’ Association 4th annual conference, and my third, this year took place at The Royal Society. With a full programme of events and a chance

Back to School Tips.

Here Sarah Gordon, Signature Tuition director and English specialist has kindly provided some key words of wisdom to parents as they prepare their children for the new school year. What would you suggest are the three best ways in which a

Over the moon🌙

I am thrilled that all my students achieved their A level Maths goals this week. The circumstances were particularly challenging; a new specification, limited resources, tough papers, leaked questions but they kept their heads, did their best and carried on.