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Tuesday 30 April for Primary teachers, 16.00-16:50 BST
Wednesday 1 May for Secondary teachers, 16.00-16:50 BST
Having an organised and structured approach to tackling mathematical challenges is highly valued among mathematicians. How can we encourage students to work in this way?
In this webinar, Charlie and Liz will share a variety of contexts which require students to work systematically, and will offer suggestions on how teachers can help students appreciate the value of working in this way.
Please book via Eventbrite using one of the links below:
Tuesday 30 April for Primary teachers
Wednesday 1 May for Secondary teachers
These webinars follow on from the previous ones, which focused on Exploring and Noticing. You can watch the recordings on our Developing Mathematical Thinking - Exploring and Noticing page.
You may wish to save the provisional dates below, when you will be able to join members of the NRICH team online for a chance to work on some problems from their latest features. All events will take place from 16:00 to 16:50 (UK time).
Tuesday 18 June 2024 - Primary teachers
Wednesday 19 June 2024 - Secondary teachers
More information and booking details will be available nearer the time.
The resources from previous NRICH Live events, together with video recordings, are available here.
Throughout the year, NRICH often contributes to the Cambridge Festival, Maths Week England and Maths Week London, as well as a few other events for students. When dates are confirmed, they will be listed here along with links to booking details. If you would like to be notified of the dates of future student webinars, please register for our newsletter and/or follow us on X (formerly known as Twitter).
The resources from previous NRICH student webinars, together with video recordings, are available here
Based on the popular resources enjoyed by students attending our NRICH Roadshows, these free resources enable schools to plan and deliver their own maths fairs and maths days for 5-16 year-old students (we've even included a helpful spreadsheet to support planning!).