Jaydee

Why is the management team not supportive by taking the opportunity to work until 9 pm away?

Three at Christmas would be my choice as well.

Vectors with Y12 #ALevelMaths (although this is technically Y13 content)

I’m trying to include more of the “See this? Think this!” stuff in my lessons this year, especially for A Level
#MathsToday

Digitising Old Textbook Exercises Resourceaholic - free resources and ideas for teaching secondary school maths

www.resourceaholic.com/2024/08/digi...

Love this! I used Mathpix for the first time today, saved me a lot of time.
Cheers @mathsjem.bsky.social

Yay! Catriona's here! Right, time to start some *serious* discussions ...

@catrionaagg.bsky.social

“Factor” in maths and “Factory” in not maths have the same root etymologically. In essence they both refer to components that build towards something else.
Here ends today’s reading.

Recipes for Teachers: A Cookbook for the Exhausted Educator Whilst rooting around in a local charity bookshop today, I came across a real treasure: Recipes for Teachers. It appears to be a collection of recipes put together to help busy teachers get through th...

Going back to school and need some inspiration for lunches? I uploaded these simple recipe cards a few years ago… othmarstrombone.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/r...

Crucial context for public sector pay rises: the real-terms cuts from 2010-23:

Nurses (-6.5%)
Doctors (-14.7%)
Teachers (-9%)

(Via @theifs.bsky.social)

..I know AI advocates will say that it frees us up to think harder about other things but I just don't think this is the way anything ever works. The internet is categorically not making us smarter. Why would AI be any different?

A black and white bird standing on grass with a bright yellow wattle, which comically looks like it's taken a custard pie to the face.

Mmmm which to do…design a bird or make an omelette?
The Masked Plover, proof that Mother Nature can’t multi-task😀
#birds #naturephotography #wildlife #nature

I cannae say it is the best, but I tell my lot (in FE) to always look for the basic angle facts and annotate the diagram as they go along.

A few students from mainland Europe and Africa would go for sum of angles on a straight line and then the opposite interior angles sum...

Hello everyone, just reaching out to fellow physics teachers and enthusiast out there, trying to find what used to be good about edutwitter on here!
Please follow and get a follow back.
#iteachphysics #chatphysics

New! A post that summarises some of the developments, trends and resources for maths teachers from the past year.

Kind of like a mega-gems-catch-up post to make sure everyone is up-to-date. 💎

www.resourceaholic.com/2024/08/late...

#ukmathschat

Great SLT, they will eventually and efficiently weed out or improve the "not good other colleagues".

The second one, methinks, leads to frustration (and possibly, burnout) because no matter how great the colleagues are, the SLT will stop progress and create additional and unnecessary workload.

This place is really rocking now: mathematicala.bsky.social here!
#UKEd #UKMathsChat

Any surprising edufacts to share?

Here's mine: The Five Minute Lesson Plan was invented by Katharine Birbalsingh.

I've never met a child who behaved worse when the rules were clear and consistent. It doesn't matter how many times people characterise clear and consistent rules as "high control", "authoritarian" or "zero tolerance". Clear and consistent rules help all kids to behave and learn.