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Normal intersection

16 to 18

In what ways can the pdfs of two normal distributions intersect?

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Transitivity

16 to 18

Suppose A always beats B and B always beats C, then would you expect A to beat C? Not always! What seems obvious is not always true. Results always need to be proved in mathematics.

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Common mathematical content important throughout KS3 and 4

7: Introducing and developing STEM in the classroom.

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Meeting in the middle

Charlie and Gabriel are walking towards each other's houses. What is the chance that they'll meet along the way?

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Food web

11 to 14

Is this eco-system sustainable?

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Black and white socks

14 to 16

There are 20 black socks and some white socks in a drawer. Can you work out how many of the socks are white?

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Low threshold high ceiling tasks for secondary classrooms

11 to 16

A selection of tasks for teachers wishing to use a Low Threshold High Ceiling approach in Secondary and Post 16 maths.

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LOGO challenge - triangles

11 to 14

Make some triangular patterns in LOGO

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LOGOland - triangles

11 to 14

Make some triangle patterns in LOGO

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All wrapped up

7 to 11

What is the largest cuboid you can wrap in an A3 sheet of paper?

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Common mathematical content important throughout KS3 and 4

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Low threshold high ceiling tasks for secondary classrooms

LOGO challenge - triangles

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