The next step is to use the results of that survey to inform the creation of a digital resource and then test it with some students. As a full-time museum educator I don't have any captive students of my own so I would very much like to enlist the help of some of the many innovative and excitable maths teachers that abound in my Twitter network and beyond.
All I'm looking for is a few maths teachers who would like to try out a brand new digital resource with some of their students. Full details and terms are in the embedded registration form below, but some key information in short:
- The resource isn't quite ready yet, but when it is I'll email a link out to any teachers who have registered below, in time for testing to take place during the fortnight between 7th and 25th October 2019.
- It will require around 20 minutes or so for students to complete, followed by a quick survey, so they'll need about half an hour in total. This can take place whenever is convenient for you (and them) during that two-week period, but all trials must be complete before the end of the school day on 25th October.
- Students will need access to an internet-connected computer, tablet or mobile phone to use the resource and respond to the survey.
Interested? Fill in the survey below, and I'll be in touch in the next few
weeks. Please do pass this post along to anybody in your personal and
professional networks who may also be interested in taking part.
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