Extensive list of links to articles and videos that can be used as stimuli for discussion topics during tutor time or as part of the PSHE curriculum. Essential for PSHE coordinators, Heads of Year and Form Tutors. PLEASE REVIEW.

Introduction to Distance-Time graph which starts with exercise on finding the gradient of lines (on a Distance-Time graph). It then leads on to a collective memory task to discover the key features of a Distance-Time graph. After a couple of worked examples, progress can be tracked through a mini-plenary which leads into a matching activity (find correct description for each graph). The lesson is rounded off with 5 quick questions. Please Rate.

Ideal starter/ plenary to emphasise the importance of following exam instruction carefully.

The following document outlines the principles that should predicate an effective Behaviour Management System and seeks to reconcile these with existing obstacles, to put forward a revised framework that is clear, coherent and can easily be shared with, and understood by, pupils, teachers and parents.

A workshop designed to develop pupils’ understanding of being anti-racist as opposed to not being racist. The activities explore the use of language and challenge pupils to share and discuss racist incidents they may have experience or seen in the news. The session culminates with pupils developing an action plan which seeks to encourage individuals and the school, as a wider community, to pro-actively take steps to become anti-racist. Please Review. Credit: Economist Education Foundation https://economistfoundation.org/resources/ Show Racism the Red Card https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/anti-racism-activity-pack-11832591 https://www.theredcard.org/

Three lesson sequence on codebreaking (ideally completed as a single extended project). Lesson 1 is a lecture from Professor Stupples on the history of Code breaking. Lesson 2 is Spy School adapting resources from Charlotte King and Matthew Jones. Lesson 3 is a codebreaking activity which requires pupils to apply all the skills they have learned. Concludes with unbroken CIA code to crack! Please rate.

Building on prior knowledge of finding the midpoint in 2D, this lesson is on finding the coordinates of any point in 3D with more able pupils progressing on to finding the midpoint in 3D. Resources adapted from Psholl, Jmillsdadson, Ben Cooper and NCETM. Includes starter (print double sided),hint sheet), rich activity, 3D grid templates and extension questions. Please Rate

Introduction to multiplying & dividing by powers of 10. Starter consolidates prior learning of multiplying/ dividing by multiples of 10. Lesson then facilitates pupils understanding of link between multiplying/ dividing by multiples of 10 and powers of 10. Additional question can be generated using question generator from bowenr. Consolidation is through mini plenary of 5 quick questions before main activity of completing a circuit of questions which require pupils to establish fill in the blanks. Extenstion questions take this further. 5 quick questions plenary at the end. Please Rate.

A challenging maths quiz comprised of 11 questions which pupils have to find & generate from QR codes. It covers a variety of topics including quadratic equation, algebra and history of mathematics. Pupils who correctly answer all questions receive a message which explains they have to take the first letter from each answer é use it to generate the name of a mathematical shape. If they do this correctly they should find the term Mobius Strip then construct in order to receive a prize. PLEASE REVIEW

A session explaining how to make the most of interactive resources (such as Twitter, Socrative AfL, building websites, QR code activites) for an array of activites from CPD and international collaboration and engaging activities for pupils, to AfL and behaviour management. PLEASE RATE

London schools as microcosm for global obesity pandemic: school dinners at vanguard in combating? @nice_ironman

This Kahoot Quiz explores common misconceptions with factorising quadratics (including difference of 2 squares and completing the square) before moving on to algebraic fractions. Also available as a powerpoint (attached). PLEASE REVIEW

Revision Activity for IB Maths - Standard Level This activity poses students with the double challenge of not only having to answer exam questions, but also to analyse fluctuations in prices to determine the optimum time to trade their answer with the teacher. Print out a ‘Company Prospectus’ for each pupil (highlight that the broker recommendations may not always be accurate). Project ‘Prices’ on your smartboard which shows the price pupils will receive if they correctly complete all parts of the question. Pupils can collaborate but will each have to ‘trade’ their answer with the teacher and should be aware that the price may change between trades. Only 2 answers can be traded at a time and the answers can be found in the ‘Mark Scheme’. After a pupil has ‘traded’ their answer the price changes so click the square on the price below to reveal the new price. The pricing for each question is a function that can be found on the ‘Raw’ tab of the ‘Stock-Market’ spreadsheet. Besides answering the questions you might ask students to reflect on what may be happening to the prices. As more trades are completed and hence prices revealed, I will award extra credit if pupils start to try and model the function. Video tutorials available here. If pupils wish to revisit the questions, the original exam paper can be found in the ‘Original Paper’ PLEASE REVIEW

Research Project on Student Leadership. Leader begins as deputy supporting Leader & learning roles é responsibilities (A). Progress to Leader the following week é have to make a presentation to the class on maths in the real world. They also nominate other pupils as all stars (D) é receive the attached feedback report (B) in the post upon completion. After all pupils have completed a week a single pupil is elected as Leader and assumes more responsibility including some teaching (E). Feedback so far has been positive from pupils, parents and staff. Please rate.

The Impact of Socioeconomic Background on Participation in Mathematics and Academic Achievement. @enrich_ed

STARTER: Solve & represent simple inequalities on line. (Hint card included) MINI-PLENARY: Representing solutions ACTIVITY: Pupils solve inequalities and find matching solution. When all pairs correctly matched flip cards over (print Linear Inequalities Mixed2.fjsw double sided) to reveal additional questions. >>>EXT take the first letter of the number in the answer in these additional questions and use the Matching Activity Decoder.docx to decode these letters which gives a 9 letter anagram to crack. MWB plenary with range of difficulty. Please Rate

Introduction to Directed Number with KS3 or lower ability GCSE. Introductory questions, together with Whiteboard questions. Review of adding/subtracting negative numbers before treasure hunt activity. Print out 18 Treasure hunt cards and distribute around the room. Students can start on any card by looking at the question at the bottom. They should make a note of the letter in the bottom Left hand corner and then try to solve the question. They will then need to look around the room to find a card which has their answer at the top. They should again note down the letter in the bottom left hadn corner; attempt the question; find the next card etc. If pupils complete all 18 questions, they should recognise there are two works ISOSCELES TRIANGLE- but some may spot the pattern and predict the words (which is fine too). Once they bring you a picture of this, provide them with the extension questions (last slide) which gets them to explore the rules with multiplying/ dividing by negatives. MWB questions to review that also integrate BIDMAS. Please review.

This activity is inspired from Escape Room activities and Break-out EDU. It requires considerable planning and logistics in advance of the lesson, but the lesson itself is 100% student led with the teacher playing the role facilitator/ observer. Comprehensive instructions are on the lesson plan, together with a video on the resources required, how to set up the activity; and how it should be run. Ideally this works well with a group of no more than 12 pupils. With Higher GCSE and A-level pupils this should take approx 25 - 30 mins so splitting the class in two groups could work well if your lessons are 1 hour long. PLEASE REVIEW Set up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xk3Go3RQ9Q&t=56s Activity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEwNyCrAnNU&feature=youtu.be

A lesson on algorithms based on resources from Chris Smith looking at the role of algorithms in Credit Cards and classifying books and a TED clip on 'How algorithms shape our world&' by Kevin Slavin. Please Rate

This revision pack comprises an array of different assessments from 30 minute learning quizzes all the way through to full Paper 1 and Paper 2 trial exams. All question are genuine past paper questions and also include the worked solutions, mark scheme and video tutorial solutions.