Aim: The project aimed to research pupils experiences of A level teaching in Maths as well as other subject areas, develop a wide range of teaching resources for use with A level classes, improve the experience of pupils studying A level Maths and in turn increase the uptake of the subject in sixth form.
Aim:
Improve transition for students from Key Stage 2 into Key Stage 3.
Help to develop transferable skills and competencies such as literacy, numeracy and ICT in the Key Stage 3 curriculum.
Embed Learning to Learn and Emotional Intelligence into the curriculum.
Create engagement in independent learning through an innovative & engaging curriculum for students in the 21st century.
Extend and challenge the most able and engage those with the potential to become disaffected in KS3, creating a resilience in learning that will become habitual and transferable.
Embed ICT throughout the curriculu
Aim: The project had three quite distinct aims:
1) To identify from existing research literature what is known about gender differences in learning mathematics at secondary school - no attempt was made to establish any new insights;
2) To elicit, through interviews, the perceptions that a group of mathematics teachers had concerning the impact of gender on learning mathematics; and
3) To use the contrasts and similarities between the findings of the research and the outcomes of the interviews, as astimulus for the development of classroom teaching.
Aim: This study set out to use action research to implement approaches aimed at increasing the participation of children and teachers in making decisions about their own learning. We intended to investigate the potential of these strategies to give greater responsibility, involvement and ownership to those in the classroom, and to explore the role of leadership.
Aim: To investigate whether a secondary mathematics classroom culture can be established in whichstudents develop a need for algebra, using it themselves without prompting, having gained asense of its power, and, if so, what factors led to this.
Aim: The prevailing modern view of mathematical ability is one which includes creativity and transcends the more limited concept of technical ability. There is, however, little widely available material which, in a simple and accessible way, introduces secondary school age children to the world of creative mathematics. This projects main aim was to bridge this gap.
Aim: To adopt and adapt the best practice in mathematics teaching from the Czech Republic within classrooms in the City of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Education Authorities.