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From the Open University course 'Educational Studies/Mathematics', this module focuses on developing mathematical thinking in primary children.
From the Open University course 'Educational Studies/Mathematics', this module focuses on developing mathematical thinking in primary children.
From the Open University course 'Educational Studies/Mathematics', this module focuses on developing mathematical thinking in primary children.
From the Open University course 'Educational Studies/Mathematics', this module focuses on developing mathematical thinking in primary children.
From the Open University course 'Educational Studies/Mathematics', this module focuses on developing mathematical thinking in primary children.
From the Open University course 'Educational Studies/Mathematics', this module focuses on developing mathematical thinking in primary children.
Project Mathematics Update is a series of professional development resource packs from the Open University, sponsored by the DES. The materials are designed both for teachers who are already teaching mathematics and for those...
This item is one of over 25,000 physical resources available from the Resources Collection. The Archive Collection covers over 50 years of curriculum development in the STEM subjects. The Contemporary Collection includes the latest publications from UK educational publishers.
Event Horizons
This animated clip explains that Karl Schwarzschild worked out the distance from the centre of a black hole to point at which even light cannot return – the Event Horizon. The clip shows that it is not just black holes that have event horizons – the universe is expanding so quickly that there are parts of the...
This collection from Evolution Megalab introduces students to Darwin’s ideas on evolution by looking at variation, adaptation and distribution of banded snails. Evolution Megalab is a Europe-wide survey of banded snails in gardens and public open spaces. It is a data gathering study of snail habitats, their shell...