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...math to take. In high school, you have to take advantage of the entire catalog. You have to look across grade levels. You have to be creative. Some kids may need physical education twice a day. Some kids may want to sample a course that you wouldn't typically pick for them. Maybe they're struggling academically, but you choose a really high level social studies course...

...maths, science or history – the students are, in a sense, learning about that subject. That is, they are learning facts and skills, as well as learning how to interpret and apply that knowledge to new situations. In a modern language lesson, the students are not learning about the language, be it French, Spanish, German or Chinese. They are learning the language itself...

...Maths’ teachers and describes the approach she took. CLARE LEE Hi. I’m Clare Lee and I’m talking to Gill Adams on the phone about her research. Now I supervised her research, so I know quite a lot about it but not as much as Gill does. Because when you do a doctoral research, you’re the expert and Gill is the expert here. So, I will be asking her about the...

...maths which is a very great, an interesting programme, which is demystifying what maths is all about, but that’s a home based programme. Children take these kits home to work at home with them or they might have rhyme bags. We’ve got bilingual rhyme bags in East Renfrewshire, which is dual language books, so it’s encouraging a taste and an interest in another...

...maths, engineering, craft; he synthesised skills and talents from separate domains into integrated projects / ideas / objects’; ‘Salvador Dali – challenged conventional thinking about how the world is viewed; generated a style of imagery that is instantly characteristic’; ‘Tim Berners Lee (creator of the World Wide Web), Mary Wollstonecraft, Sylvia Plath –...