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(15 May 2013, 4:32)
Bene’t Steinberg, Group Director – Public Affairs, Cambridge Assessment, introduces event 'It doesn't add up: what's wrong with maths?'
Event' What is wrong with maths?'
(15 May 2013, 7:46)
This short film below captures the views of practitioners on the benefits of a maths education and how maths skills are core to our understanding of other subjects and integral to the vitality of a modern economy.
The benefits of a maths education
(15 May 2013, 37:07)
Panel debate on 'Numeracy, arithmetic, maths – what age and at what stage?' featuring: Lynne McClure, Project Director – NRICH; Lynn Churchman, Trustee – National Numeracy; Jennie Golding, deputy chair – Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME); and Tim Oates, Group Director of Assessment Research and Development – Cambridge Assessment.
Numeracy, arithmetic, maths – what age and at what stage?
(15 May 2013, 24:58)
Audience discussion with panel: Lynne McClure, Project Director – NRICH; Lynn Churchman, Trustee – National Numeracy; Jennie Golding, deputy chair – Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME); and Tim Oates, Group Director of Assessment Research and Development – Cambridge Assessment.
(15 May 2013, 23:56)
Panel debate on 'Making maths relevant' with: Charlie Stripp, Chief Executive – MEI and Director – National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics; Mark McCourt, Chairman – Teacher Development Trust, CEO – Beluga Learning; Janet De Wilde, Head of STEM – The Higher Education Academy.
Making maths relevant
(15 May 2013, 20:59)
Audience discussion with panel: Charlie Stripp, Chief Executive – MEI and Director – National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics; Mark McCourt, Chairman – Teacher Development Trust, CEO – Beluga Learning; Janet De Wilde, Head of STEM – The Higher Education Academy.
(15 May 2013, 42:28)
Chaired by Dr Christine Binns, Mathematics Mastery Curriculum Development Lead, ARK Schools, a viewpoint debate on whether technology is changing maths for the better featuring Conrad Wolfram, Founder – Computerbasedmath.org, and European CEO – Wolfram, and Tony Gardiner, British mathematician.
Viewpoints from Conrad Wolfram and Tony Gardiner
(15 May 2013, 0:51)
Bene’t Steinberg, Group Director – Public Affairs, Cambridge Assessment, closes event 'It doesn't add up: what's wrong with maths?'
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