Maths Archives - Page 2 of 3

Mathspace is simply brilliant

There’s no way past describing Mathspace as a grown-up version of Mathletics, but that in itself doesn’t do Mathspace justice.

So the latest news says that students doing advanced maths are getting lower university entrance scores than those doing general

This is a really interesting article by Sue Wilson, Lecturer in Science education and Mathematics education at the Australian Catholic

Seventeen year old Alex Gunning has won a gold medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad – and it’s the second time

Just because the Americans put their months before their days is no reason for us in the Antipodes to get

I was reading The Daily Telegraph (while waiting for the dentist) and my eyes got snagged by this letter saying

People bang on about the teaching of maths and how they never had to use maths once they left school.